Sentence examples for preparing injury from inspiring English sources

Given that general learning and reasoning ability are captured by IQ tests, it may be that individual cognition levels should be considered more carefully when preparing injury prevention campaigns.

A short film, Warbrick, that focuses on Joe Warbrick preparing an injury-depleted Native's squad for a match has also been created.

The authorities also said several other accidents were being investigated, as were the roles of other clinics and an undisclosed number of law firms that helped passengers prepare personal injury lawsuits.

It's also great to save for a rainy day, be self sufficient, and independent or prepare for injury, illness or the death of a loved one.

Canceling safety rules against repetitive stress injury, preparing to sign a bankruptcy bill that President Clinton vetoed, abandoning his own pledge to control emissions of carbon dioxide: on all these he has heeded the cry of corporate lobbyists.

In modern times though preparing for an injury that never happens has no beneficial effect - in fact the consequent activation of the immune system might increase the risk of heart disease and stroke.

"Athletes don't prepare for injuries.

"You can't predict or prepare for injuries like that and if we have to look around for someone to bring in then we will do".

Yet he suffered another injury while preparing for the 2012 World Cup.

And she's very happily absorbed in rehearsals for Giselle, a role she was preparing to dance when injury disrupted her career.

The man who ignored the doctors telling him he would never play the game again after a knee injury is preparing to turn a deaf ear once more to the whispers that he has just missed a lifetime's chance.