Not exact matches
Despite his low chances of surviving the
war without death or injury, the average frontline soldier of the Great War was, as we might say today, in it to win
war without death or
injury, the average frontline soldier of the Great
War was, as we might say today, in it to win
War was, as we might say today,
in it to win it.
You have a valid complaint, for throughout history, man has been at
war with his fellow man,
in which Solomon wrote some 3,000 years ago, «that man has dominated man to his
injury.»
This is the embattled front line
in this
war: shaken - up youth workers who've been confronted by armed teenagers, sombre - looking parish priests supporting grieving parents of murdered children and weary hospital chaplains who have witnessed too many life - changing
injuries.
Let a child be physically maimed for life by a birth
injury, or spiritually maimed by having to grow up
in hunger and fear as
in war - torn lands, or
in squalor and crime as
in our own slums; and then when the natural consequences appear, not a few pious Christians will say that God
in his inscrutable providence willed it to be this way.
I keep seeing our soldiers returning from
war in the Middle East with seen and unseen
injuries.
It represents the culmination of his 15 years of identification with the «religious socialist» movement
in Germany, dating back to the time just after World
War I when he was called on the carpet by the synodical consistory
in Berlin to account for his appearance as a lecturer at a meeting of the Independent Social Democratic Party — a party which, from the synod's standpoint, had added to the
injury of being socialist the insult of having been antiwar as well.
The Foundation supports 4 groups of Warriors: the seriously injured just returning home from
war; those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder or traumatic brain
injury; those undergoing physical or occupational therapy, and warriors who have been medically retired and remain
in our community.
The need for a player of his quality and the role
in which is plays is evident
in light of Yannick Bolasie's
injury, and so the Toffees will be hoping that they will come out on top
in this transfer
war.
Injuries sustained
in the
war eventually forced him to retire.
Liverpool may have won the battle against Stoke City, but they may have lost the
war for Champions League qualification — or even a lengthy run
in the Europa League — after the latest Philippe Coutinho
injury.
Despite constant attention, a nagging knee
injury that surfaced and faded multiple times throughout the season, and being the object of a tug - of -
war between the two most recognizable coaches
in college football, Najee Harris was always the same player once the ball was snapped.
Recently it emerged that he was still at
war with the men
in white coats, apparently blaming new club doctor Volker Braun for yet another
injury setback for Ribery who — apart from a cameo
in December — has been sidelined for a year with an ankle problem.
Lavender oil was extensively used to heal and treat
injuries, skin infections, and wounds
in soldiers
in World
War I.
The 1948 British Olympics was the first year to see disabled athletes participating after the German refugee, Ludwig Guttmann, hosted a competition at Stoke Mandeville Hospital where he was
in charge of Second World
War patients with spinal cord
injuries.
Protocol I of 1977, Additional to the 1949 Geneva Conventions warns that: «an attack which may be expected to cause incidental loss of civilian life,
injury to civilians, damage to civilian objects, or a combination thereof, which would be excessive
in relation to the concrete and direct military advantage anticipated» is forbidden and tantamount to a
war crime.
de Blasio invoked his father's World
War II service and
injury, and subsequent struggles,
in urging the audience to «never let their memories go» of service members injured or killed.
Two Boko Haram terrorists have been killed and several escaped with gunshot
injuries as Nigerian soldiers fighting the
war of terror continued the flushing out of remnants of the terrorists
in North East.
The Nigerian Army said Sunday that its troops prosecuting the
war against Boko Haram terrorists» killed seven terrorists
in an ambush
in the early hours while several of them escaped with gunshot
injuries.
When Maskey organised a protest against a parade by Royal Irish Regiment soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan
in October 2008, he explained that he wanted «a peaceful, dignified protest» against the
wars, but that he did want to see British forces returning without
injury.
«Corrupt elected officials who are caught defrauding the public should not be allowed to add insult to
injury by utilizing campaign
war chests to pay their legal fees,» O'Brien said
in a statement
in May this year.
Another is death or serious
injury, also consequences of the
wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Spinal
injuries are present
in 1 out of 9 U.S. military personnel sustaining combat
injuries in Iraq or Afghanistan — a much higher rate than
in previous
wars, according to a report
in the Sept. 15 issue of Spine.
The rate of spinal
injuries is perhaps 10 times higher than
in the Vietnam
War.
Most plastic surgery cases involved the limbs, reflecting the high rate of
injuries caused by blasts from improvised explosive devices (IEDs)-- the «signature wounding mechanism» of the
war in Afghanistan, according to the authors.
And the advances that saved so many lives
in Iraq and Afghanistan left surgeons struggling to fix harrowing facial
injuries in numbers unrivaled since World
War I.
The
wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have produced a horrific type of medical trauma known as the «dismounted complex blast
injury» (DCBI).
«Roadmap to life after the worst
injuries,
in times of
war and peace.»
According to some estimates, more than 300,000 United States troops have suffered a traumatic brain
injury (TBI)
in the current
wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The study, described
in the journal PLOS ONE, measured general intelligence
in a group of 156 Vietnam
War veterans who suffered penetrating head injuries during the w
War veterans who suffered penetrating head
injuries during the
warwar.
Mild traumatic brain
injury (mTBI) has been called the signature
injury of the
wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
This study — part of an initiative that investigates the brain of
war veterans since the 1980's — included 94
war veterans with penetrating TBI and 28 controls that also served
in combat
in Vietnam but had no history of brain
injury.
Kevlar vests protect torsos, but a quarter of all
injuries incurred
in the
war affect the arms and 35 percent the legs.
At the same time, because the results of this study are based on a single clinical sample - active military
in a
war zone within days of the
injury — the researchers note that caution is advised before assuming that the results from this particular group will apply to every other group.
He notes how the «individualization of victims... has made it more politically palatable for the US... to engage
in a seemingly perpetual
war», causing death and
injury from Iraq and Afghanistan to Pakistan and Yemen.
As
in the Great
War, limb
injuries have been a common feature of recent conflicts
in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Blast
injury due to improvised explosive devices was the representative
injury of the
wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Fitness benefits: Gains
in flexibility, strength, muscular endurance and power, and according to Thom, the
war machine can even be used for
injury rehabilitation.
What Marshall brought to the screen was rooted
in the unforeseen consequences of this traumatic
war injury.
In the first act we have a reference to
War Machine's spinal
injury.
Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) sweated over Rhodey's
injuries in Civil
War.
Unfortunately, after a brilliant three years
in the service and fighting
in seven major campaigns, Audie's dream of a military career and of attending West Point came to an end with a hip
injury in a major battle towards the close of the
war.
One performance catapults this production and Wilson's themes into rarefied air: JERMEL NAKIA is absolutely transcendent as Troy's brother Gabriel, brain - damaged from his
injuries in World
War II.
Before he bleeds to death from a severe leg
injury, McBurney is discovered
in the woods by young Amy (Oona Laurence), who brings him back to the Miss Martha Farnsworth Seminary for Young Ladies, where she and six other women — including Miss Martha (Nicole Kidman) herself — are waiting out the
war with French lessons and needlepoint.
Tatum stars as Jimmy Logan who finds himself fired from his job working
in a mine due to neglecting to disclose his pre-existing leg
injury from his days serving
in the
war.
Last appearance before Infinity
War: Captain America: Civil
War; Rhodey was hospitalized for his
injuries in Civil
War but is expected to make a full recovery.
I also want to extend our deepest thanks to the dedicated physicians, nurses, and other medical professionals — many of them Harvard - trained or - affiliated — who have worked with extraordinary skill and heroism to treat patients with
injuries more commonly seen
in a
war zone.
«This is about the hidden
injuries of
war,» adds Gil Noam, director of the Laboratory of Developmental Psychology at McLean Hospital,
in Belmont, Massachusetts, and an associate professor at Harvard Medical School.
The infant schools, a movement that quickly spread and then just as quickly disappeared before the Civil
War, withered under the now - familiar criticism that academic training before the age of six or seven could inflict «serious and lasting
injury» on «both the body and the mind,» as physician Amariah Brigham wrote
in 1833.
Add
injuries suffered
in car wrecks, and one year of American driving is more dangerous than all of those
wars put together.
Whatever you may think of Dahl's personality, however, he served his country very bravely as a pilot during the
war, and then, despite terrible
injuries, dedicated himself to espionage work
in Washington when he could have settled into a safe desk job at home.