The exit of Carter – a ludicrous amount of talent crammed into an Adonis-like physique – is as harsh an injury blow as a team could ever take.
Last month, the people's court of Yinan county sentenced Chen Kegui to three years in prison for "intent to injury", drawing harsh criticism from the Obama administration and scores of international rights groups.
Flavonoids, the largest family of polyphenolic compounds, protect plants against parasites, oxidative injury, and harsh climatic conditions.
While the Mets can point to a string of injuries and the harsh lessons of young players being force-fed at the major league level, there are few words that can explain the struggles the team has recently endured.
Last month, two Saudi Shi'ites received death sentences for allegedly committing crimes that caused no deaths or injuries, marking the harshest punishments issued by Saudi Arabia's government against Shi'ite activists in the Eastern Province (EP) since sectarian unrest erupted in this strategically vital region of the Kingdom during 2011.
The motto became the Hulses' mission as the hospital literally "shepherded" the couple through the harsh realities associated with Billy's injury.
Protective clothing refers to garments and other fabric-related items designed to protect the wearer from harsh environmental effects that may result in injuries or death.
When someone's lying there with an injury like that, it's harsh and uncalled for".
The continuing financial woes of American steel firms make it easier for trade officials to find the "injury" they need to justify harsh import restrictions.
Relatives interviewed by the BBC described the actions of the guards as very harsh and said some inmates required treatment for injuries including broken ribs.
Most of the patients he sees in Kos suffer from medical issues related to the journey and living in harsh conditions -- respiratory infections, skin problems and injuries.
