Sentence examples for for having wound from inspiring English sources

Eventually he became resentful of Stanley Kubrick for having wound up this clockwork monster and decided the film was a travesty of his own novel".

"Where was the due process, where was the effort to hear me out?" "I was so sorry for having wounded someone," Marrus said.

Unable to pay the prison fee, he had been burned with a red-hot poker, hit with a stick and kept in a dungeon for ten days for having wounded the warden with a shoemaker's knife.

When he gets back to his room, he finds, not the table he wanted, but the chair, which the pastor evidently gave him as a reward for having been wounded.

For years, he has wounded careers and savaged dissenters while assembling a cult of personality where only his sycophants survive amid a game of Jim-nastics.

Also, for its activity during epidermal regeneration, activation of the circuit can facilitate wound healing for patients receiving surgery and for diabetic patients who have wounds that are difficult to treat.

In ten short years, 50 Cent has gone from being a brash rapper famous for having survived nine bullet wounds and hanging upside down in a lab to a business mogul (he also dated Chelsea Handler along the way).

The corresponding hazard ratio for developing a systemic recurrence was 2.87 (95% CI: 1.97, 4.18) for those having a wound complication (34 out of 93; 37%) relative to those who did not have a wound complication (138 out of 972; 14%).

Multivariate modelling revealed that NPI status and ER/PR status both independently and significantly affected the chances of developing metastatic disease in addition to the deleterious effect seen for patients having a wound complication (Table 2).

What suggestions do you have for wound care clinicians who feel the burnout seeing the same harmful patterns over and over in their patients?

For wounds, having your hand covered in a red blood-like substance pressed to your 'wound' will make things more realistic.