Sentence examples for regular injuries from inspiring English sources

A depressing cycle of regular injuries, operations and rehabilitation had begun and, partly with Owen's physical frailties in mind, Rafael Benítez sold his star striker to Real Madrid.

On Friday, the mine company management denied claims of negligence but yesterday workers accused mine owners of operating in a culture of bullying and cost-cutting which caused regular injuries and deaths.

From the paediatrician who allegedly failed to identify the toddler's probably fractured ribs and broken spine, to the social workers and health visitors who appear to have accepted excuses for lesser but regular injuries, the tragic story points to a reticence on the part of professionals to investigate, question and challenge.

The two-time French Open finalist added: "It's difficult to say because this is not really like a regular injury.

If this is your only exposure to Australian culture, you might be left with the impression that Australia is a desert wasteland with one perfect, immaculate street in it, a street where everyone has regular brain injuries and has affairs all the time.

Cole, a West Ham academy product, was regarded as one of the most gifted players of his generation and moved to Chelsea in 2003, winning three Premier League titles during a spell when he became an England regular, but injuries saw him fall down the pecking order at Stamford Bridge.

The link with dementia has since been found in other sports involving regular head injuries.

I've definitely had situations with regular knee injuries, and what tends to happen is the exercises that a physical therapist prescribes end up as just part of a regular exercise routine.

These classes say they help keep regular exercisers injury free and allow them to continue their strenuous routines through use of light movement and active stretching to get rid of tightness in the body.

From a surveillance standpoint, Hootman et al. (2007) advocated for more in-depth examinations of the "intensity" of exposure related to practices; Agel and Schisel (2013) highlight that although there is an awareness in this difference between preseason and regular season injury rates, future research needs to explore the factors that drive this disparity.

Participants were also asked about their beliefs regarding the possible cause of shoulder pain: unexpected movement; strain during unusal activities; overuse or strain or during regular activities; trauma; sports injury; or unclear (yes/no).