Sentence examples similar to long term leg from inspiring English sources
Jack Wilshere attended the get-together but remains sidelined with a long-term leg injury, while his Arsenal team-mate Alex Oxlade-Chamberlais is also absent.
Carter, the all-time leading Test points scorer, returned from a long-term leg injury to play 30 minutes in the win over the US Eagles on Saturday. .
Rarely, these thrombi can result in fatal PE or less severe long-term leg or lung problems.
Sommers argues that in the lead-up to EU accession, increased trade with Europe might not be a long-term leg-up for Kiev.
You may go a little slower on a lower gear, but if you are pedalling more quickly and more smoothly, you will go further and faster in the long term, with happier legs.
Follow-up studies of patients who have had leg-lengthening procedures show that the recovery of knee range of movement is excellent in the long term, although patients with congenital leg length discrepancies tend to do slightly worse [14, 15].
Chronic leg ulcers cause long term ill-health for older adults and the condition places a significant burden on health service resources.
"Think long term," he said.
