How much more injurious is the most injury-prone sport than the least?
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"This may lead officers to use alternative, potentially more injurious, forms of force," the committee said.
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" Even factoring in almost seven decades of epithet inflation, this would seem more injurious than "damned Fascist.
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Finally, there is also damage that may prove longer lasting and more injurious to a political culture already in real distress.
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If the higher court also finds cause for a new trial, then the state would be back where it is today: facing the possibility of retrying Syed under much more injurious circumstances.
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But now he appears to have acted in way that is just as much, if not more, injurious to American secrets as Clinton's private email scheme, exposing him to accusations of hypocrisy.
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" And the risk for immigrant defendants of being permanently expelled from the United States and isolated from their families "is frequently more injurious to noncitizen defendants than six months or less of imprisonment.
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It is hard to imagine anything more injurious to U.S. credibility, after insisting that a nuclear-armed North Korea cannot stand for over 85033 years, to now surrender in the face of North Korean ICBMs.
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He wanted to win simply because he hates losing, and to come close and lose was far more injurious than to be able to say early on that a party of traditionalists simply wasn't avant-garde enough for the radical change he represented.
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In the television show Stan Lee's Superhumans, the Shaolin monk Shi Yan Ming demonstrated his one-inch punch on a crash test dummy. The testing showed it was 1.7 times more injurious than a car crash with modern safety features.
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The larvae are considered pests when they cause damage to lawns or turf grasses. The insect is considered more injurious in its larval stages than as a beetle. Pupation occurs after the third larval stage, which lasts nearly nine months. The pupal stage occurs in an oval cocoon constructed of dirt particles fastened together by a viscid fluid excreted by the larva.
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The Second Partition was far more injurious than the first. Russia received a vast area of eastern Poland, extending southward nearly to the Black Sea. To the west, Prussia received an area that became known as South Prussia, nearly twice the size of its First Partition gains along the Baltic, as well as the port of Danzig (Gdańsk). Poland's neighbors thus reduced the Commonwealth to a rump state and signaled their intention to abolish it altogether at their convenience.
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The literary labours of St. Augustine are so closely connected with his work as a bishop that it is difficult, at the present time, to separate one from the other. He wrote not for the sake of writing, but for the sake of doing. From the year 386 onward, his treatises appeared every year. Such profuseness is often detrimental to their literary worth; but what is more injurious, however, was his own carelessness concerning beauty of form, of which he hardly ever seems to think in his solicitude about other things.
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Wordsworth begins by discussing the relative advantages of different seasons for a visit to the Lakes. Next he embarks on a long comparison of Lake District scenery to the much-praised landscapes of Switzerland, although with this initial disclaimer (page 98): > Nothing is more injurious to genuine feeling than the practice of hastily > and ungraciously deprecating the face of one country by comparing it with > that of another ... fastidiousness is a wretched travelling companion; and > the best guide to which in matters of taste we can entrust ourselves, is a > disposition to be pleased.
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The University of Washington also beat Miami and finished with an 11–1 record, further adding to the controversy. In 2008, the situation was repeated when one-loss Oklahoma was selected for the BCS Championship over one-loss Texas, which beat the Sooners during the regular season. Although not related to the title game, after the 2007 season, Kansas was chosen to go to the BCS Orange Bowl, even though they had lost to Missouri (who went to the non-BCS Cotton Bowl, despite only losing twice to Oklahoma, and being ranked higher than both Kansas and Big Ten Rose Bowl Representative Illinois, who Missouri beat). This, among other games in history, illustrates that late season losses are often more injurious than early season losses.
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The improvement in neck-pads covered by the letters patent is described as follows: > The invention relates to a new device for protecting the necks of horses > between the upper ends of the collar to prevent galling. For this purpose > pieces of leather, cloth, or other material have heretofore been used, but > without the desired success. Pads could not be made, as their inner faces > could not be kept clear from wrinkles or protuberances, which are more > injurious than the omission of a protecting device. My invention consists in > producing a pad which may be attached to the collar, and which is perfectly > smooth on the under side, the leather used on the under side being crimped > in order to obtain the desired shape.
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