Sentence examples for sustained severe burns from inspiring English sources

A 42-year-old male patient sustained severe burns from 10-kV, high-voltage electricity on his right cheek.

The man, Kafeel Ahmed, 28, sustained severe burns over 90percentt of his body and had remained in critical condition since the failed attack on June 30.

But their ascent has not been smooth: original bassist Cliff Burton died in a 1986 coach crash; they scored a spectacular PR own-goal when they sued file-sharing company Napster in 2000; and frontman and notorious bear shooter James Hetfield sustained severe burns after accidentally wandering into the band's pyro display in 1992.

At 12 30 p.m. on June 16, 2010, according to a notice of claim filed by the family, Paula was playing at the park's playground when she "sustained severe burns as a result of the scorching hot stainless steel metal climbing domes existing in full attraction thereon".

Nearly two weeks after a gas explosion rocked the La Cañada Flintridge Sport Chalet store, two employees who sustained severe burns in the incident find themselves in a slow recovery.

The terrorists targeted crowded areas frequented by tourists, and this likely explains why many foreign nationals sustained severe burn injuries.

After sustaining severe burns and saving the girl, Stephanie decided to put the world of medicine behind her.

The father of an 18-month-old Palestinian child who was burnt alive when suspected Jewish extremists firebombed the family home has died after sustaining severe burns.

The first man, identified by The Jordan Times as a 51-year-old government employee, died on Monday after sustaining severe burns.

At the individual level, the protective influence of women's education on IPV and the likelihood of sustaining severe burns was proportionately stronger at higher levels of education, and is a corroboration of previous findings [ 67, 68].

Sustaining severe burns following IPV was associated with a more than two-fold higher likelihood of women having no education (OR = 2.29, 95% CI = 1.33 - 3.95) and almost two-fold likelihood of women having primary education (OR = 1.87, 95% CI = 1.13 - 3.11) compared to women with secondary or higher education.