Sentence examples for possible strangulation from inspiring English sources

In the largest recall of strollers ever, Graco Children's Products on Wednesday urged the owners of about two million older-model strollers to stop using them because of concerns about possible strangulation.

Though FIFA originally banned the hijab or headscarf in 2007 as a possible strangulation hazard, the executive committee of world soccer's governing body agreed in December to put forward a proposal to amend the rules.

Arden found damage to her hyoid bone, suggesting possible strangulation, but did not deem it to be conclusive evidence of such a cause of death.

Borrowing from experience with spontaneous acute abdomens, CT effectively triages presence and degree of obstruction, transition point (Fig. 9) and possible signs of strangulation [22, 23, 24].

Escalation of conflict Another possible source of decision strangulation in matrix organizations occurs when managers frequently or constantly refer decisions up the dual chain of command.

Unilateral style A third possible reason for decision strangulation in a matrix system can arise from a very different source personal style.

While there is much we don't know about these deaths, we do know that putting babies on their backs rather than their tummies to sleep makes a difference (some babies don't lift their heads even when they can and should), as does keeping the crib as bare as possible (to prevent suffocation and strangulation).

The same pathophysiology of strangulation may possibly be applicable to tCAN syndrome in neonates.

Running through all three is a subplot that the narrator teases as the series begins: "Tonight on 'Brooklyn North Homicide Squad,' detectives investigate the strangulations of five women by a possible serial killer".

Katz [ 46] preferred to call it "strangulation activity", to indicate the potential danger of the game.

Strangulation was reported.