Sentence examples for more serious head from inspiring English sources

"Most had minor injuries but there was one with a more serious head and neck injury," she said.

Her slip near the finish, which she admitted was caused by lingering balance issues, could have resulted in a far more serious head injury — but it did not.

"No, but even just post-concussion syndrome, following his more serious head traumas, could have given him troubles with cognition, could have given him troubles with heightened depression, could have given him troubles with heightened impulsivity.… That could have been just post-concussion syndrome, and yet it could have been even beyond that — C.T.E.

Safety concerns pertained as much to facial cuts as other more serious head injuries (Table 5, no. 5).

Patients who had accidental falls tended to have lower scores on severity scales but had more serious head injuries with the most common cause of death being intracranial hypertension.

Sleds can reach high speeds, and a blow to the head at those speeds could result in a concussion or more serious head injury.

If repeated within a short period of time, head trauma can cause more serious brain problems or even death.

The lesser offences to which he has admitted carry a maximum sentence of 20 years, but the government is pressing on with a slew of more serious charges headed by "aiding the enemy" that could put the soldier in military custody for the rest of his life.

But minor lacerations are more common than serious head injuries.

But this was far more serious, says Nenibarini Zabby, head of conservation at the Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development in Port Harcourt.

He suffers a broken hip, leaving him with a permanent limp, but more awful, a serious head injury that drove skull fragments into his brain and seems to have, over time, exacerbated his lifelong ­depression.