bodily damage

What she really needed was a few days without any bodily damage.

Still others show few if any symptoms until serious bodily damage has occurred.

Suspicious signs of bodily damage whipped up the excitement still further.

It would appear to me you've been some sort of professional at this bodily damage business?'

Here, bodily damage is more or less considered to be a by-product of living, not a disgrace.

An occupational injury is bodily damage resulting from working.

But the argument places "irreversible" bodily damage in a different category to other kinds of harm.

In most sports, bodily damage is expected, sometimes even desired, as in slash boxing.

Shall we threaten the humans with bodily damage?

Since they had left the ship at an altitude far above the recommended one for a jump, it was reasonable to expect severe bodily damage.

How much more likely is it that a professional boxer, for example, would suffer permanent bodily damage, than a kidney donor?

Never practice CPR on another person, because bodily damage can occur.

To Bellows it was incomprehensible how an individual could do so much bodily damage to himself and still keep it up.

However disagreeable pain may be, it is essential because it draws attention to bodily damage.

There are bodily damages such as torn ears, and mutilated tails from fights among themselves.

The authors attributed this difference to the idea that bodily damage and pain are experienced far less in Japanese maternity homes than hospitals.

If swallowed seek medical attention as it may cause bodily damage and most often leads to vomiting and diarrhea.

The prosecutor was forced instead to stick to the bodily damage that Shadow had inflicted on Powers and West.

Wrackspawn are created/risen from the bodies of those fallen in battle, tortured prisoners, or others who endured extreme pain and bodily damage before death.

It was incredibly strong, and capable of enduring extreme privation, great amounts of pain and excessive bodily damage.

If we ignore property and bodily damage and focus on fatalities only, we should look at fatality rates per passenger mile traveled.

The radiation you are referring to, and which causes bodily damage if one is exposed to it, is referred to as "ionizing radiation".

The daytime mucus has antioxidant properties to repair bodily damage, to repel parasites, and to provide added protection from Ultraviolet.

They had been psi-pained before; they were not immune, but they did know the effect was temporary and did not represent any bodily damage.

The soldiers protected us from bodily damage, but as we passed through the great mob at the castle we were assailed with insults and shameful epithets.