substantial injury

Eventually this program will collapse, causing substantial injury to most participants.

Lawyers would be able to report information to prevent "reasonably certain" death or substantial injury.

Medical evidence described other substantial injuries, including a double spinal fracture inflicted at least a day earlier.

However he was initially unable to build on this victory as he had substantial injury problems for a number of years.

"The fact is a substantial injury has happened to the community," Mr. Howard said.

Three aboard the plane walked away with minor injuries while one received substantial injuries.

But owners can now save $100 a year by purchasing policies that let them sue for damages only if they suffer substantial injury.

There's a substantial injury risk that every pitcher faces, which is probably why Moore is taking the cash when it's on the table.

The investigator said she sustained "substantial injuries."

This can still cause substantial injury.

Any substantial injury to Knoblauch's thumb would be a problem, of course, because his left hand is dominant in his swing.

He survived with no substantial injuries.

The larvae bore into the ripening berries of the grape bunches and cause substantial injury.

"It's a substantial injury."

The heavy wood and leather practice swords could not kill, but they could inflict substantial injury and pain and even break bones.

Despite not having any substantial injuries in his high school and early college years, Stanton suffered at least one significant injury in each of 2005, 2006 and 2007.

Bush stated that such proposed restrictions would cause "substantial injury to the USA-Japan security relationship" ; he did, however, order measures to safeguard US technology.

Therefore, the plaintiff's solicitor should, in any case involving substantial injury and continuing disability, attempt to agree to disclose his reports on the basis of mutual exchange for the defendant's reports.

But you can expect to suffer a substantial injury in every 250 days of skiing, especially if you include gondola crashes and pains that blossom after the hapless skier returns home.

"Something like this is trivial, and I can use a keystone to supply all the power I need, but for more substantial injuries, sometimes there is a substantial price to pay.

Trade experts who attended the I.T.C. meeting said some commissioners believed that A.T.&T. had not suffered substantial injury because it still dominates the industry and has a popular brand name.

One of the most important elements in these charges is not that necessarily damage or injury happened, but that there was potential for substantial injury or damage to occur by the defendant's actions.

Following the 2003 season, he was released from the Oakland Raiders after failing a physical due to several substantial injuries incurred while in Oakland and retired from the NFL afterwards.

Subparagraph (iii) has been limited to material violations, and subparagraph (i) limits its application to material violations that are likely to cause substantial injury to the financial interest or property of the issuer or investors.

While Trooper Fordham was retrieving flares from the trunk of his patrol car to mark the Oldroyd accident, an approaching driver lost control of her care and struck Fordham, inflicting substantial injuries.