Sentence examples for poor neck from inspiring English sources

Poor neck rotation can double the risk of an accident, Mr. Reimer has found.

Infants have poor neck control, and if their heads fall forward they can inadvertently cut off their trachea (air pipe) and stop breathing.

Today, open repair is the most frequently (80%) performed method because of anatomical inconvenience, such as short neck and poor iliac arteries, or inadequate team and equipment in the vascular surgery centers [ 1].

Were the nooses around poor prisoners' necks really made looser than those around the rich, who would bribe executioners for a fast hanging?

For hips with poor head-neck offset, the anatomic method will increase their alpha angles appropriately, which may make the AOR redundant and simplify assessment of morphology.

Poor Deirdre's neck, always her most eloquent feature, is working overtime.

He has to get those large glands taken out of his neck, poor fellow.

Texting does not seem to cause chronic backache and a report in the European Spine Journal states that that no interventions for poor posture reduced neck pain in workers.

They didn't even ask me what happened other than to see if my poor little white neck was OK.

But he didn't just break the poor guy's neck or slice his throat -- he gave him the absolute grisliest, most horrific, most stomach-turning death we've ever seen on the series, and possibly all of TV (including the nightmare-inducing "Hannibal" deaths).

Recent studies based on self-assessed data on exposure and outcome suggest a negative association between poor health before neck injury and recovery.