Sentences with phrase «more debilitating injuries»

The more debilitating your injuries, or the more demanding your job, the more likely you are to need time off.

This, of course, can lead to even more debilitating injuries in the future.

Not exact matches

More seriously, returnees subjected to incredibly stressful and violent situations overseas may still suffer from debilitating injuries and emotional wounds, leaving deep scars that never heal.

Maybe all the optimism for a team that has risen out of nowhere after years of franchise - debilitating injuries set the team back will end with more disappointment.

Each year in the United States, more than 17,000 people suffer a severe, debilitating spinal cord injury.

For more than a decade, Steve Stice has dedicated his research using embryonic stem cells to improving the lives of people with degenerative diseases and debilitating injuries.

This is why suicide has surpassed car crashes as the leading cause of injury death, why a full third of employees suffer chronic debilitating stress, and why more than half of all «millennials» (18 to 33 year olds) experience a level of stress that keeps them awake at night with insomnia.

Front and side crashes usually are more serious, but rear impacts are more common and the neck injuries that result can be debilitating.

To its victim, a serious burn injury is often more devastating even than a similarly debilitating injury of another type.

Also, the injuries that occur in maritime accidents tend to be more severe and debilitating than onshore work accidents.

For those who have suffered debilitating injuries in a vehicle accident, no dollar amount can fully address the losses that can include a lifetime of disability, ongoing medical expenses, foregone wages and more.

Warner Bros. footage shows that despite claims of allegedly «horrendous, grotesque, debilitating and life threatening injuries, [Coyote] is seen no more than 30 seconds later totally uninjured and unscathed.»

One of the most common car accident injuries, whiplash accounts for more than one million neck injuries each year and can cause debilitating pain.

These injuries are more than just painful; they may be debilitating and prevent an injury victim from doing the things he or she loves most, returning to work, or even taking care of him or herself.

The cost of a catastrophic injury can be debilitating in more ways than one.

But when these injuries become apparent, they can be just as debilitating as a more «serious» injury.

It is nothing more than an insurance policy that provides protection for accidental death and possibly debilitating injuries for a specified period of time.

Maybe you engage in dangerous hobbies, or you simply enjoy taking a trip to the mountains for an annual ski retreat; be aware that the more active your lifestyle, the higher your risk of suffering a debilitating injury.

Won supervisor's praise for coordinating events that helped make prolonged hospital stays more enjoyable for youth suffering from debilitating illnesses and injuries.