Sentence examples for effectively injured from inspiring English sources

Daly added: "A good friend of mine had a similar experience sitting next to a guy who was big but I don't think as big as this, for a long-haul flight and was effectively injured by sitting for several hours in a contorted position with his fellow pax half on top of him.

The current one-year deals are, believe it or not, renewable at the discretion of coaches, who can effectively cut injured or underperforming "student athletes," as the N.C.A.A. likes to call them.

The authors concluded that applying very high PEEP was safe and effectively recruited injured lung.

Despite effectively filling the injured Carmelo Anthony's role, it was he who suggested to coach Mike D'Antoni that Lin should play more.

Parts of baseball came easily to Clark, whose basketball career effectively ended when he injured his back during his freshman season at Arizona.

Future research should investigate the mechanobiology of TSCs and explore the possibility of using TSCs to more effectively repair or regenerate injured tendons.

The Mother of Dragons, Daenerys, has spent endless episodes failing to govern Meereen either justly or effectively, getting her best warriors injured or killed, and losing control of her dragons.

After losing Elgin Baylor to an Achilles tendon rupture that effectively ended his career, West himself injured his knee and was out for the season; the short-handed Lakers lost the Western Conference Finals in five games to the championship-bound Milwaukee Bucks.

Therefore, the well-documented link between chronic inflammation and cancer in mammals might be effectively modeled and studied in chronically injured or infected flies.

"We've effectively been a man down since Alex Brown injured his shoulder in the opening game of the season," added Davies.

Mike Bolsinger reported progress with his mild oblique strain, a day after he was injured shortly after the Dodgers effectively made him their fifth starter.