Sentence examples for incurred injuries from inspiring English sources

The city's Police Department rapidly tweeted that officers had been dispatched and no one had incurred injuries.

Concerns about Mr. Masur's health have circulated since April, when he incurred injuries after falling off a podium in Paris.

The boy survived, but because he was born prematurely and incurred injuries from the abortion attempt, he reportedly requires long-term medical care.

So instead of pumping iron, astronauts work out using bungee ropes, but these do not match the force distribution on the body felt on Earth and, probably as a result of this, astronauts have incurred injuries on the ISS exercise station.

Of the 44 injured amateur fighters, 25 incurred injuries to the lower extremities (7 not wearing shin pads; 18 padding worn).

Incidence and characteristics of newly incurred injuries and illnesses.

The school subsequently released the six-year-old to his brother, and on the boys' way home the Eleven-year-old, who did not attend the younger brother's school, incurred injury.

In the six years prior to implementation of the RM program, the average annual total incurred injury claims costs were $546,781, compared to $431,817 in the four years following implementation.

A newly incurred injury was defined as any musculoskeletal complaint newly incurred during match play and/or training during the event that received medical attention regardless of the consequences with respect to absence from competition or training.

"Smaller (and lighter) players, such as guards, are probably less likely to incur injuries in general because of decreased ground reaction forces upon landing.

First, males frequently incur injuries through competition for access to fertile females [ 59].