Sentence examples for mild brain damage from inspiring English sources

One boy at the house was caught 17 times and beaten, it seemed, to the point of mild brain damage.

"We think depression is toxic to the brain, and if you're walking around with some mild brain damage, it will add to the degenerative process".

High-profile candidates standing for the Greens include Tony Juniper, the former director of Friends of the Earth, who will fight the Cambridge seat, and Peter Tatchell, who will stand in Oxford East despite being told by his doctor to reduce his workload after suffering mild brain damage during his human rights protests.

However, due to the mild brain damage I suffered I found remembering orders, recipes and dealing with the stress very difficult.

A methamphetamine overdose will likely also result in mild brain damage due to dopaminergic and serotonergic neurotoxicity.

The idea seems almost quaint in competition with the brutal, dehumanizing effectiveness of two or three tours of duty in a pointless war and a little "mild" brain damage.

As a result of using Facebook for the past few years, over nine hundred million people in the world have suffered mild to moderate brain damage, impairing their ability to make reasoned judgments.

Shy, vacant, he has the pixie ears that mark out those afflicted by foetal alcohol syndrome, the mild form of brain damage that boozing mums gift to their unborn kids so regularly out here and is easily enough to make a journalist put his camera back in his pocket.

Although some parents acknowledge the benefits of mild fever, concerns about brain damage, febrile convulsions and death from mild to moderate fever persist irrespective of parental education or socioeconomic status [ 29].

The boys are docile, cautious, soft-spoken, and then it dawns on me that they are so because of brain damage, mild retardation, however you want to put it, and the young woman is their hired shepherd.

The never-before-seen action could one day lead to therapies that mitigate brain damage following mild traumatic brain injuries.