Sentence examples for whose rehabilitation from inspiring English sources

The key is running back Jamal Anderson, whose rehabilitation on his injured knee is going well.

Finally, there was Tom Brady, whose rehabilitation from knee surgery has reportedly been delayed because of an unidentified infection, also in his left knee.

… Reliever Dane De La Rosa, whose rehabilitation assignment was interrupted last week by shoulder discomfort, threw a 30-pitch bullpen session Sunday and could resume his rehab stint this week.

US examination was performed when NPOA was clinically suspected in five patients whose rehabilitation has begun.

Contra to expectation, patients whose rehabilitation needs were met were more dependent and less well integrated at 12 months post discharge than those with unmet needs.

In the dyads that had met or discordant rehabilitation needs, almost all persons with stroke, whose rehabilitation needs were perceived as met, described how they handled everyday problems.

Then there is Alex Rodriguez, whose barnstorming rehabilitation assignment is set to end Sunday, at which point the Yankees would need to determine whether to add him to their 25-man roster or place him back on the disabled list.

It's a comprehensive measure whose theme is rehabilitation for nonviolent offenders.

Although we expected the level of community integration to be negatively affected by physical and cognitive dependency, we hypothesised that patients whose needs for rehabilitation and support were met would achieve better integration than those with unmet needs.

A 19th-century penalty condemning people to "civic death" makes no sense in a 21st-century prison system whose focus is on rehabilitation, resettlement and the prevention of reoffending.

GDP growth: 4.7% GDP per head: $5,800 (PPP: $10,010) Inflation: 3.5% Budget balance: (% GDP) -2.4 Population: 69.3mThe prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, heads a populist majority government among whose aims is the rehabilitation of her elder brother, Thaksin Shinawatra, leader from 2001 until ousted in 2006.