Sentence examples for foot damage from inspiring English sources

Aviary-raised hens had less foot damage but dirtier feathers.

Several studies have warned that wearing high heels can cause pain, long-term foot damage, and risk of accidental trauma (Cronin et al. 2012; Saltzman 1998; Smith 1999).

This could explain why men approach women with high heels more readily, and why women wear high heels even if back or foot damage is associated with walking in high-heeled shoes (Cronin et al. 2012; Saltzman 1998; Smith 1999).

Contrary to Adidas' claims, the shoes actually increase the risk for bruising and foot damage, due to their decreased padding and other structural differences from more traditional running shoes, Rocco said in the lawsuit.

Ongoing and significant pain on the ball of the foot can cause stress fractures and ligament ruptures -- leading to permanent foot damage so it should taken seriously and may need professional treatment.

The causes are not fully understood but it is thought that soil particles, which enter through cracks in dry skin on the sole of the foot, damage lymphatic vessels, eventually causing swelling and a mushroom-like thickening and folding of the skin.

Elliot impressed for Newcastle at Bournemouth on Saturday despite a thigh problem, and Long had an injection on Monday in the foot damaged in the defeat to Poland last month.

[Female teacher: private school] "Watching TV too close, say from around 10 feet, damage the eyes because TV emits rays.

While loss of sensation may increase risk of feet damage, whether decreased frequency of initial symptom of abdominal pain in diabetic patients may delay the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer needs further investigation.

Simone Levitt's toes are numb because collagen injections into the pads of her feet damaged nerves.

There are dieticians on hand, foot clinics (to tend to feet damaged by the effects of diabetes), side-rooms where overweight patients come and spend the night to have their sleep patterns monitored.