Sentence examples for more head and from inspiring English sources

In the UK there's still more head and neck caused by tobacco usage and alcohol consumption or a combination of the two, than by HPV.

The researchers also saw the fish acquiring more head and neck mobility, which would be important in a transition to life on land.

Furthermore, the latest iteration of ceramics, which allows for larger head diameters and more head and liner combinations, has further leveled the playing field when it comes to hard-on-hard bearing surfaces.

People can hold tablets in a more upright position while watching a movie, but generally the screen has to be held flatter for the user to type, which causes more flexion and potentially more head and neck strain.

His boxy-looking taxicab, designed by a student-and-faculty team at the institute's School of Art and Design, was only two inches longer than a Volkswagen Beetle but provided more head and leg room for passengers than a Cadillac limousine.

"We know there's been a rise in head and neck cancers [of which throat cancer is one] and a rise in the proportion that are down to HPV," said Dr Arney, "But at the moment there isn't enough evidence to prove that changing sexual behaviour has led to more transfer of HPV and more head and neck cancers, and more studies need to be done".

"Without it, you'd have far more head shots and hits from behind".

But I had one more head left and a recipe that a friend had sent me.

Chess is not a sport, O.K.? If it were, there'd be a lot more head injuries and trash talk.

The youngest age group, 65 74 years, had proportionally more head injuries and were mostly men.

Ditto with football helmets, which led to more head spearing and thus more broken necks.