Sentence examples for may suffer brain from inspiring English sources

Darren and Nancy are told that their son may suffer brain damage.

If the baby is deprived of oxygen for too long they will lose consciousness and may suffer brain damage or even death.

This Super Bowl has an extra edge because it is the first since actuaries for the NFL, which runs the professional game, estimated that a third of ex-pros may eventually suffer brain damage.

When a pregnant woman doesn't have enough iodine in her body, her child may suffer irreversible brain damage and could have an I.Q. that is 10 to 15 points lower than it would otherwise be.

At least three of the patients may suffer irreversible brain damage if they survive, a doctor treating them said today.

Every day 3 000 children die from this disease; those who survive may suffer from brain damage or paralysis.

Such a combined treatment could improve the chances for children who may otherwise die or suffer brain damage.

The director of the new Amy Winehouse documentary has claimed the late singer may have suffered brain damage from years of drug abuse.

Asked on NBC if Rove should apologise for suggesting Clinton may have suffered brain damage in a fall in December 2012, as many pundits have demanded, Priebus said: "I don't think there's a graceful way to bring up the age, health and fitness of a candidate who wants to be president of the United States".

Republicans have sought to focus on her health as a possible disqualification for running for the presidency, even after the former George W Bush strategist Karl Rove attracted intense criticism for suggesting Clinton may have suffered brain damage as a result of her fall.

The Rand Corporation estimated that as many as 325,000 service members may have suffered brain injuries in Iraq and Afghanistan.