permanent injury

He took a moment to check himself, feeling about for permanent injuries.

But when the cost can be permanent injury or death, few do it only for the money.

The chances of permanent injury or death are too high.

Her eyes have permanent injuries from his blows, she says.

A similar event, last year, had left a dear friend with permanent injuries.

If he's done something that deserves response, do what you will, short of permanent injury.

It can result in death or permanent injury to the brain and nervous system.

The committee referred all claims for permanent injury to a medical board.

But the men didn't mean to do me any permanent injury."

Odd what deep and permanent injury a parent could cause a child.

The surgery went well and the baby suffered no permanent injury.

"You always have the fear of a permanent injury, but I never think about that.

"I mean, have you suffered any permanent injuries or consequences?"

But they did not cause permanent injury to the proper functioning of our Government.

The risk of permanent injury may outweigh the potential benefits.

For a time, he also has to deal with seemingly permanent injuries to his shadow form.

In addition, a large number of the soldiers who returned home suffered from serious permanent injuries.

While these effects are all intended to be temporary, there is risk of permanent injury or even death.

The process hurts Covenant but does not do him permanent injury.

He did not draw blood or cause permanent injury.

This is done in a manner that entails little risk permanent injury.

The attack caused permanent injuries to Carteret, and he died in 1682.

He survived the torture, but sustained permanent injuries and died in 1974.

The issue of permanent injuries and future economic loss can only be determined over time by the injured person's physicians.

It can be an emergency, requiring surgery to prevent permanent injury.