Sentence examples for life injuries from inspiring English sources

Work, city life, injuries, and children put an end to my boating.

His personal life, injuries and the emergence of new rivals not scarred by defeat at his hands have all been factors.

Another dramatic impact is that exerted by the millions of landmines and other explosive devices buried in large parts of the world, causing extensive loss of life, injuries, and economical damage.

The 36-year-old Woods won his first PGA Tour event for 30 months at Bay Hill to announce his comeback after several years of turmoil in his private life, injuries and swing changes.

But, if we are mad honest, we know that what these athletes are paid is peanuts compared to what the league and the owners and Commissioner Goodell make, and that no amount of compensation will make up for the permanent life injuries, including those to the brain, none too few of these modern-day gladiators accumulate like war wounds during their playing years.

Another delegation worked out what we would pay the Chinese for the loss of life, injuries, and property damage sustained in Belgrade - and the compensation we expected for the damage done to our facilities in Beijing and elsewhere in the country.

"Most people don't understand that a burn injury is a life injury," said Ms. Fisher, 38, who gets a Social Security disability payment of about $1,000 a month.

Early life injury causes changes in spinal cord nociceptive circuitry similar to classic central sensitization or long-term potentiation.

Injury-related (work-related injury, intent of injury, hospital admission, injury a threat to life, injury a threat of serious disability, access to health services).

A fascinating article on The Week sat a doctor down and had him list the real-life injuries that Kevin's traps would cause.

The study is the first to test the transplant in "real-life" injuries rather than laboratory animals.