Sentence examples for head damage from inspiring English sources

During the research, a child-size dummy riding in a 2002 Ford Explorer subjected to the proposed pole test sustained head damage far beyond the level considered fatal, and nearly five times the maximum being proposed as a standard.

But the post-mortem of the fox found it had suffered from multiple bite wounds on the face and the top of the head, damage to the right eye, and bite wounds round the throat.

By studying the brains of deceased football players, the center found evidence of damage commonly associated with boxers who suffered repeated blows to the head — damage that manifests itself in depression, erratic behavior, cognitive decline and, eventually, dementia.

Nevertheless, it is not unknown for a pile to appear to be going down with little or no head damage when it is, in fact, sustaining extensive damage below seabed level that gravely compromises its efficiency as a retaining quay wall.

All three piles had a steel encasing system at the pile head with the aim to apply the axial load and prevent pile head damage during driving (Fig. 1).

Glaucoma was defined according to the presence of glaucomatous optic nerve head damage with corresponding visual field damage.

A piece of shrapnel had embedded itself into the back of her head, damaging the brain.

Olsen was hit on the right side of the head, damaging the speech centre of the brain.

For six weeks Donovan remained in a coma, the swelling in his head damaging his optic nerves before a shunt was placed to drain the fluid.

Then there are those that dispense entirely with these comparative niceties and go full gynaecological with an apology for the baby's big head damaging the mother's – and I quote – "lady parts".

The man seems to have been buried fully clothed, his head damaged, but his feet intact (important because that rules out leprosy), and his body oriented in a way that suggests a deliberate Christian burial.