Sentence examples for injuries down from inspiring English sources
KEEP THE INJURIES DOWN -- The Nets lost 345 games to injury last season.
The dry, relatively warm winter -- there was almost no snow or ice at the site -- probably helped keep injuries down, others said.
Last year, there were 11 serious fireworks-related injuries, down from 56 in 1995, when Mr. Giuliani created a fireworks task force, he said.
It has been an historic accomplishment for military medical units to bring case-fatality rates from such injuries down from twenty-five per cent in previous conflicts to ten per cent today.
Working with scientists from the Cranfield Forensic Institute, researchers performed a "virtual autopsy" which revealed a pattern of injuries down one side of his body.
Strauss would rather concentrate on that first global victory last year than the limited-overs aberration that came amid a spate of minor injuries Down Under.
He later retired with a knee injury down, 1-4, in his second-round match Sunday against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
Both the BCS statistics and the recorded crime figures showed falls in the number of violent crimes resulting in injury – down 2%and9%9% respectively.
In Riske's first-round match, her opponent, No. 31 Romina Oprandi, had retired with a wrist injury down by 3-1 in the third set.
It was a very serious injury, down to the bone, and he'll be in hospital for a week to reconstruct his leg.
The exclusion criteria are: (1) dementia caused by HIV, traumatic brain injury, Down's syndrome, Huntington's chorea or alcohol-related dementia, (2) lack of a reliable informant or (3) lack of informed consent of the participant.
