Sentence examples for repeated falls from inspiring English sources

For Mrs. Hewitt's mother, problems began within months of moving in as she suffered repeated falls.

Kennedy's father, Ian, died in early April aged 88 after suffering repeated falls last year.

The moral responsibility for setting history straight, ensuring the public isn't misled, and making sure mistakes aren't repeated falls to Congress and the president.

He had been in poor health and had been deeply upset by the death of his father, Ian, in early April aged 88 after suffering repeated falls last year.

But it warns: "There is wide variation in the financial performance and the health of different institutions within the sector, and some institutions will face difficulties if they experience repeated falls in student recruitment".

He was a stockbroker, and might have remained one his whole life were it not for the Paris Bourse crash of 1882 – an epoch-defining economic disaster that Emile Zola, in his novel L'Argent, describes as "one of those terrible shocks that make a whole city totter … In silent dismay folks listened to these repeated falls, and asked when the ruin would stop".

Almost identical proportions of both men and women remembered having fallen in the past year (55% and 58% respectively); differences widened in repeated falling measures with falls rates 50% higher in women, but these differences did not reach significance.

A variety of external hip protectors are available on the market but no standards for their performance exist and it is unknown if their properties change after repeated fall impacts.

The following findings describe the study's falls measures in terms of how common falling was amongst these over-90-year-olds (the "prevalence" of falling and repeated falling) and how often they fell (incidence of falls) using both retrospective and prospective data plus additionally, from the latter, how long before any fall occurred.

The rising prevalence of falling and decreasing incidence of falls over longer recall periods shown in Figure 1 may help explain some of the differences found for some factors between the relative risks for falling or repeated falling and the incidence rate ratios for falls (see Tables 1 and 2).

Estimates of repeated falling – more than one fall in a year – range from 14%to29%9% in the two studies that have reported these proportions for age-bands over 80-years-old [ 24, 25], even the higher figure only two-thirds of the proportion of recurrent fallers in CC75C.