Sentence examples for making healing from inspiring English sources

The Achilles' tendon gets almost no blood, making healing more difficult, as compared with the smaller elbow tendon.

Then U.S. President Grover Cleveland used legislation to enact a federal holiday to occur in September as a time of observance for labor, so as to demonstrate his commitment to making healing and reconciliation with labor a top priority.

One explanation could be due to the fragility of the subcutaneous tissue of the skin of elderly TI patients due to reduced tissue oxygenation making healing more difficult after minimal trauma.

Some investigators recommend acute treatment by immobilising the forearm in supination to make healing of the IM possible.

The Osteoid, created by Turkish student Deniz Karasahin, incorporates 3D printing and ultrasonic tech to make healing a broken bone more bearable.

Deepak Chopra wrote very eloquently that healing takes time and denial makes healing take longer.

In my own faith tradition, Jesus Christ made healing a core part of his ministry here on Earth.

All of which makes "Healing Wars," the thoroughly original theatrical work conceived and directed by Liz Lerman, all the more timely and important.

Skinfix makes healing balms and daily care products that treat skin's most vexing conditions and Amala custom distills high potency organic plants for their products.

This action aids in proper blood circulation that makes healing faster.

Rest (for especially bad sprains or strains); doctors recommend no longer than two days, as any longer typically makes healing take longer.