Sentence examples for likely sustained from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Westfield said the injury was most likely sustained during Mr Lowy's highly-publicised podium fall in May.

He died from severe head injuries most likely sustained when his right front wheel hit his helmet.

One of Australia's richest men, shopping centre magnate Frank Lowy, is recovering from brain surgery for an injury likely sustained in his fall from the podium at the A-League grand final.

He is riding with a bone fragment in his left wrist, an injury he most likely sustained in Stage 2 of this race, when nearly half of the peloton crashed.

A veterinarian later said that most of the cat's teeth had been broken or knocked out, that it had suffered major head trauma and burns to its gums, likely sustained when it tried to bite out the flames on its tail.

Piovesan and colleagues reported the occurrence of stabbing headache in a delayed fashion after an ischemic stroke in three patients who all likely sustained acute middle cerebral artery territory infarctions [7].

And they were aware that her brain would most likely sustain more damage from the procedure itself.

This spirit and his unblinking inner vision, combined with wit and down-to-earth philosophy, curators say, will very likely sustain Mr. Xu well beyond the usual art-world cycles.

Therefore, survivors of severe THI may be more likely sustain long-term disability, which may change the overall prevalence of disability.

(Vish et al., 2005; Lehman & Schonfeld, 1993; Lallier et al., 1999) Children injured due to building falls constitute an important population who are likely sustaining some of the most severe, potentially preventable, TBIs associated with unintentional falls.

The brain develops so rapidly that children lacking early literary stimulation will likely sustain educational difficulties later in life.