Sentences with phrase «rendered immobile»

In these cases, it is imperative that your legal representation is highly skilled at pursuing high value settlements, as the earning capacity of the person has been permanently altered, there may be the need for ongoing care, many surgeries, treatments, and rehabilitation, or in the most tragic cases, a person is rendered immobile or in a permanent vegetative state.

Most cars would have been rendered immobile by what I often subjected the Jeep to.

Manipulating minds via propagation of propaganda that pull our heartstrings in echo chambers has insidiously accelerated chaos and destroyed our ability to deal with amplified environmental disaster that topple our towers while rendering us immobile.

Emmanuelle Riva is absolutely brilliant in her role as an elderly woman who suffers from multiple strokes, which renders her immobile and nearly speechless.

Such a misfortune rendering you immobile and putting a full - stop to your flow of income is in itself problematic.

Not exact matches

I'm going to assume this is going to be a painless death, not like, I'm dying of bone cancer which by all accounts pretty much renders a person immobile in pain.

From 1914 to the late 1960 «s, the new fad in pain relief in childbirth was «twilight sleep», or scopolamine & morphine, whereby a woman was rendered completely immobile and / or semi-conscious in labour and childbirth.

They discovered that the geese had a remarkable tolerance of low oxygen conditions — at rest and while they were exercising for 15 minutes at top speed — at oxygen levels that would render most humans completely immobile.

Yup, the one weapon that renders this highly evolved, technologically advanced being totally immobile?

We don't want to say anything more — and frankly, the trailer makes it difficult to intuit much, save for some mysterious affliction that seems to render people immobile — but our film critic A.A. Dowd caught the film at Cannes this year and praised it, saying Lanthimos «brings a thunderous, quaking dread to every square inch» of his latest project, like a «twisted slow - burn Cape Fear.»

A godless surgeon (Aidan Gillen) testifies to the agony of a 3 - year - old rendered deaf, mute, blind and immobile by mistaken anesthesia.

Every square inch of the place seems to be covered by cars, either parked, looking for parking, or effectively parked in an extensive queue of vehicles that renders most of the community's roads immobile.

The resulting anxieties tether Black boys — and men — to the weight of their disposition, rendering them ultimately, immobile.

Despite their attempt at rendering motion, the tableau is rendered more stagnant, more immobile and un-breathing by the very nature of their transparent attempt at illusion.

In Hosseinzadeh there was significant pain to the point of rendering the plaintiff immobile for days at a time (at para. 103) and damages of $ 125,000 were awarded.