Sentence examples for neck damage from inspiring English sources

Bishop sustained no serious neck damage -- the preliminary diagnosis was a sprained neck -- but he had been knocked unconscious.

If neck damage reoccurs, his Broncos life could be similar to the way Unitas, with various arm injuries, walked away from the Chargers in training camp at 41 in 1974 despite all his Baltimore Colts rings, and the way Namath, hobbled by knee operations, and a torn hamstring from water skiing, was benched at 34 by the Los Angeles Rams in 1977 — long after his Super Bowl III guarantee with the Jets.

The Philips Sonic Vibes do look somewhat weird, and hopefully they designed it well enough not to give you permanent neck damage.

We worry they'll be unable to succeed at face-to-face communication and connection and quite possibly sustain irrevocable neck damage from looking down at their smartphones all day.

When Levesque attempted to perform the Pedigree, Garner mistook the maneuver for a double underhook suplex and tried to jump up with the move, causing him to land squarely on top of his head and suffer neck damage.

The abrasion of neck feathers could stimulate the feather pecking behaviour of group mates, which can result in higher levels of neck damage.

Patient A was at risk for focal brain ischaemia because of the partial absence of brain perfusion as a result of a stab wound in his neck, damaging his internal carotid artery.

It was the kind of accident that breaks necks, damages brains and haunts Cirque du Soleil performers' nightmares.

Their hypothesis was that a chiropractic technique called cervical spinal manipulation, involving a forceful twisting of the neck, could damage two major arteries that lead through the neck to the back of the brain.

Dr. Baden said that the ruling of death by strangulation arrived at by the medical examiner, Dr. Sung-ook Baik, was made even though there were no typical signs like bruising of the neck or damage to the windpipe.

The 36-mm group also exhibited a greater correlation for head and neck fretting damage (1.0 vs 0.366).