Sentence examples for generally shoulder from inspiring English sources

In the chronic or subacute phase, pain can be severe but generally shoulder motion is allowed [44].

In the past, the healthcare providers generally attributed shoulder pain to excessive training or too many repetitive overhead strokes leading to laxity and resultant impingement of the rotator cuff [33 37].

He tells her she's not failing, and is generally a solid shoulder to cry on.

These minors, then, carry the burden of a responsibility which they are generally unable to shoulder.

Investors have generally shrugged their shoulders as the cases have been studied by German courts.

Hair length of the guard hairs on the shoulders generally does not exceed 90 mm, but can reach 110 130 mm.

As shrugging the shoulders generally implies 'I cannot do this or that', so by a slight change, it sometimes implies 'I won't do it'".

Generally, both hand and shoulder belonged to men.

He generally keeps his outside shoulder free to contain ball-carriers (such as at the 1 50 mark against U.C.L.A ., and he can fight through double teams (2 28).

History happens to people, decking them here in wimples and tunics and there in suits and Levis, and generally we try to shoulder its weight as lightly as we can and just get on with our work.

Abduction of the involved shoulder is generally limited in proportion to the severity of angulation, but the functional disabilities are often minimal [7].