Sentence examples for drastic injuries from inspiring English sources

Having more games, of course, means more chances of both drastic injuries and routine bodily abuse inflicted on the players.

The exhibit does not shy away from the dangers, showing the intense care given the doomed Barbaro, winner of the 2006 Derby, and it displays synthetic layers now mandatory at some tracks, said to cut down on drastic injuries.

Moreover, many species can regenerate and remodel their structure despite drastic injury.

Hemba communities experienced an even more drastic degree of injury under colonialism.

Nevertheless they will have noted the way England, 2-1 dowithith eight minutes to play, saved themselves, courtesy of two penalties from Gary Lineker, one in extra-time, and hung on after the team had undergone drastic reorganisation following an injury to Mark Wright.

Injuries of perineurium and endoneurial vessels were noted in Group 3, and long-lasting thinning of nerve fascicles in Group 4. The decrease in epineurial fat tissue was revealed in all groups, more drastic in 3. Modifications and injuries of nerve sheaths and blood vessels depending on distraction rate and frequency contribute to peroneal neuropathy.

The move to the disabled list seemed more to ensure that Tejada did not exacerbate the injury than any drastic concerns.

It had looked for quite a while like a brain injury and subsequent drastic medical procedures might restore Jason to the nice guy he used to be in the mid-90s, potentially setting the stage for years of fascinating stories about a man coming to terms with years of criminal behavior over which he had no control.

The absence of at least five St Johnstone first-team regulars through injury or suspension painted a drastic picture in the build up to Aberdeen's visit to McDiarmid Park.

These Chicago shootings came before the city hit 1,000 gunshot deaths and injuries in 2016 thus far, a drastic increase in gun violence over the same period in recent years even by that city's infamously grim standards.

"If at the end of day we believe by making a drastic change we could significantly reduce the number of injuries, that's something that would outweigh tradition".