Sentence examples for enduring injuries from inspiring English sources

But from a Canadian perspective, "dissemination of hate propaganda seems more dangerous than its suppression as it is seen as likely to produce enduring injuries to self-worth and to undermine social cohesion in the long run".

If he does not play in at least 60 games and fit in, he goes down as another marquee player who had his best years before arriving in New York and enduring injuries, like Glen Rice and Larry Johnson.

The Lakers were enduring injuries of guards Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash, Steve Blake, Jordan Farmar, and Xavier Henry.

Playing with three different head coaches and three point guards, enduring injury and personal uncertainty about his role, Van Horn has nonetheless endured with a franchise struggling through turnover that would age just about anyone.

In her highly-acclaimed book, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing, Dr. Joy DeGruy opens with a passage from a speech highlighting a tradition of the powerful Maasai Tribe of East Africa.

In a presentation of the theses contained in her book, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing, author Joy DeGruy, Ph.D. asked the mixed-race audience, "How many of you think there is white racism?" Everybody in the room raised their hands.

Enduring repeated injuries, Stamps began to think that she had given up too much for her running career.

Simpson, 27, was removed from the list of British athletes who receive lottery funding after enduring an injury-hit season.

After enduring an injury-plagued first half, a midseason slump and the Rodriguez drama, the Yankees are finally starting to catch all the breaks.

Laura Robson has revealed her anguish at enduring another injury lay-off but is optimistic her stuttering comeback will kick into gear in 2016.

After enduring an injury-interrupted year there was some speculation Waterfield, who won Olympic silver in 2004, might call time on his career.