Sentence examples for injury undermining from inspiring English sources

The postmortem found Dr David Kelly's death was "typical of a self inflicted injury", undermining those who dispute that the scientist committed suicide.The pathologist, Dr Nicholas Hunt wrote: "The orientation and arrangement of the wounds over the left wrist are typical of self-inflicted injury.

Injury undermined Griffey's performance, too, even more severely than it had the year before.

Then, with injuries undermining them, they were stunned by the Atlanta Falcons in the National Football Conference championship game.

Injuries undermined them last season.

The Saints have seemed like a team on the brink for a few seasons, but injuries undermined them last season.

Even last week, Reese noted that though he had been criticized for bringing them up, he thinks injuries undermined the Giants most last year.

But injuries undermined that plan, leaving the trio as prime examples why some contending teams are not reluctant to trade top prospects for established major league players when they have a chance to get to the playoffs.

For something to remain confidential, Judge Walker said, a company will have to prove that the information would cause "commercial injury" or undermine a technological advantage if it were revealed.

The windshield is shattered in such a way as to have turned opaque, and the injured driver cannot be seen; Frances' image of her is formed entirely by her "expensive, cultured voice," and by a kind of upper-class conversational refinement that even an apparent head injury cannot undermine.

I never make jokes about head injuries or undermine the importance of wearing helmets.

Traumatic injuries can undermine neurological functions and act as risk factors for the development of irreversible and fatal neurodegenerative disorders like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).