Sentence examples for fighter sustained from inspiring English sources

Wesley Yapor, a neurosurgeon treating Golota, said the fighter sustained a concussion, a fractured left cheekbone and a herniated disk between the fourth and fifth cervical vertebrae.

Burns's camp said their fighter sustained the injury in the second round, but fought on in a contest Beltran's management and many other observers believed the 32-year-old had won.

Admittedly, the FES is limited to an estimate of actual fight exposure as we do not know details of exact number of blows or amounts of sparring that each fighter sustained.

But the picturesque setting was marred when one of the fighters sustained a head injury.

After analyzing 171 M.M.A. matches in Nevada, the authors found that fighters sustained 28.6 injuries per 100 fights.

It is now 50 per cent contained – with a fire-fighter sustaining minor injuries – as it continues to rip through the border of Amador and El Dorado counties, five miles north of the city of Plymouth.

The Taliban, no longer fearful of western air strikes, have started launching mass attacks, with hundreds of fighters launching sustained assaults against Afghan army and police bases.

These fighters are sustained by not only the bonds shared within their units, but the love and strength they draw from those at home -- their families, their spouses, their children, their parents and their community.

On Thursday, Kenya's military engaged in its first face-to-face land battle with the Shabab near the town of Bilis Qooqaani, killing nine Shabab fighters while sustaining two injuries, the military said in a statement.

Jones, who captured titles in four weight divisions to claim the unofficial title of best pound-for-pound fighter in the world, sustained a concussion, his trainer said.

But it is also true that the Iraqi government may this time have learned the lesson it refused to learn in the years after the awakening, when it reneged on the promises it had made to the Sunnis, wriggled out of commitments to integrate Sunni fighters into the national forces, and stopped paying the subsidies that sustained those fighters, the so-called Sons of Iraq.