Braitman reports on the "blank stares" of captive gorillas and elephants; a marine biologist who she speaks with believes that "suicide in captive whales and dolphins is possible," located "on a continuum with the other self-injurious things they do, like swimming in compulsive patterns or bashing their heads against the sides of their tanks".
It was obvious that the prodigiously gifted Nureyev was one of his company's main assets, but it was equally obvious that, once in Paris, the young dancer would be a loose canon, liable to mix with "undesirables" and do or say things injurious to the Kirov's reputation.
Suicidal thoughts and self-injurious behavior were among the things lumped into this category.
Just before the release of his new film last year, Mr. Bharadwaj created his own antitobacco ad jingle, an irreverent take on the official version listing other things that could be injurious to human health, like an overdose of popcorn.
Ventimiglia and Moore make Jack and Rebecca love-struck but real; Metz makes Kate no more or less self-injurious than any person who has let things slide for too long; Brown's Randall is a marvelous study in barely balanced forces; and Hartley, like his character, delivers a deceptively subtle performance.
"The court intends for this trial to be dignified and focus on the legal issues that are to be decided and not be distracted by things that would be undignified or injurious to the patient's interest," Cowan said.
But the important thing too is of that 10percentt, a small percent really is injurious.
Since we have stooped so low in terms of character quality in our candidates this election year and because, as mentioned above, the game has changed and now it's more about doing the right thing for our future generations, by default, Clinton is the less injurious choice.
He can claim injurious exposure in California.
"I think it's injurious to the industry and irresponsible".
