Sentence examples for injuring agent from inspiring English sources

Chronic inflammation occurs when the injuring agent (or products resulting from its presence) persists in the lesional area, and when the host's tissues respond in a manner (or to a degree) that is insufficient to completely overcome the continuing effects of the injuring agent.

Brown admitted in his guilty plea that he sent online messages threatening to "shoot and injure agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation".

In one recent advertisement, a Vietnam War veteran injured by Agent Orange declared that a new Veterans Affairs hospital in Nevada "is being built for one reason - Harry Reid".

Today, a suicide bomber lightly injured two agents of the Israeli Shin Bet security service when he blew himself up in their vehicle, near a checkpoint at Tulkarm.

On Wednesday, heavily armed bombers blew up the gate to an Afghan intelligence facility, killing at least one security agent and injuring numerous civilians.

A 25-year-old bus driver who lost control of his bus on 34th Street Tuesday night, seriously injuring a traffic enforcement agent and smashing into a building, told the police that he blacked out shortly after he pulled the bus away from a stop near Ninth Avenue, transit officials said yesterday.

The safety agents injured Rohan's knee and middle finger, she said, and then took him to a psychiatric hospital without providing a reason.

No one was injured, but federal agents were here later in the day, investigating a possible link to Mr. Mohamud's arrest, even as Mr. Wanly tried to calm his mosque members' nerves.

The report by HRW and Provea says the disparity between the number of people killed in OLP raids and the number of security agents injured or killed "undercuts the government's claim that killings took place when criminals violently confronted the police".

Group 1 consisted of 15 eyes (58% of all patients in the study) injured by chemical agents of different natures.

7 All cell membranes are rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), which are easily injured by oxidizing agents.