Sentence examples for trauma from inspiring English sources

At the time, players were allowed, but not required, to wear helmets, and most players chose to go helmet-less, despite the risk of severe head trauma.

By this I mean profound ignorance of the formation of the brain in early years and the effects of neglect and trauma.

Even so, the content of the film is so gruesome that the team insisted that a panel discussion be held after every screening, to help with what Haggith describes as the "shock and trauma" it induces.

A postmortem examination found that she had suffered blunt force trauma to the head, possibly caused by punches, and compression to the neck, either from a ligature or hands.

The children's emergency department is equipped to deal with everything from cuts and bruises to life-threatening trauma and illness.

Poor maternal health, sexually transmitted infections, infant mortality, violence, abuse, illiteracy, isolation, psychological trauma and suicide are common among young brides.

Beyond the pain and trauma caused by breast ironing, an extensive study conducted by the German cooperation agency, GTZ, showed that there are a serious number of physical and mental health implications: the most serious include an elevated cancer risk, the inability to produce breast-milk, and psychological problems.

What's more, the psychological trauma that accompanies the act usually makes it difficult for girls to concentrate at school, has accounted for a good number of school dropouts amongst teenage girls.

Young people committed "a significant portion" of sexual offences, resulting in trauma to both victims and perpetrators, and the taskforce discovered evidence of sexual favours and prostitution to obtain alcohol and drugs, including among underage boys and girls.

Teenage girls who have been raped have had the trauma compounded by having to get on a plane to access necessary healthcare.

'Our party was crippled by the merger,' said another during the morning debate over whether to have a debate on the constitution, 'now it's going to shoot itself in both feet.' It is often said that people like this can be jogged out of their amnesia and trauma by familiar faces from the past, doing typical things from their previous lives.