Sentence examples for getting maimed from inspiring English sources

Its footsoldiers, those getting maimed in the current violence, include many genuine liberals, disgusted at the corruption and human-rights abuses under Mr Thaksin's government.

In between, people are always getting maimed or murdered for no reason at all - not the goons falling from the fire escape that we're all used to from thrillers, but people you really care about.

No service is dying, no users are getting maimed.

How I learned to bike to work in Los Angeles without getting maimed.

The basic point of engaging in a conflict is to use force, or the threat of force, to change someone's behavior — there's nowhere in the rules where it says you have to end up with people actually getting maimed or killed.

""If we can keep three kids from getting maimed," Dr. Munoz said, "this effort is worth it".

Russian journalists who displease the authorities get maimed or murdered.

But people could get maimed and killed by this defect".

She said the children's gruesome scars and wounds, shown in the documentary, are not real — or perhaps they are real, "but there are many ways children can get maimed".

Caperton found a condom in the shoebox, the wrapper worn and crinkled, the expiration date three or four Presidents ago, a Herbert Walker rubber, a forgotten land mine that required defusing before some innocents got maimed, or had a baby too early, led stunted lives with little chance for either of them or their issue to someday stand in a room and listen to an elected official say "koisk".

But Hank's story is also striking because it shows how raising kids to hunt and shoot is seen as good parenting, perhaps even as an essential part of bringing up children in America – a society rife with guns and temperamentally incapable of overturning the second amendment that confers the right to bear arms, no matter how many innocent Americans die or get maimed as a result.