continuing injury

By now, continuing injury problems were beginning to plague the ageing bowler's body.

Disappointed, the player publicly blamed the medical staff for his continuing injuries:

Continuing injuries, plans to take a month off after the tournament and the fact he's only made the AO final once before.

"The class action is brought on behalf of many Crestwood residents who have suffered serious and continuing injuries and even died.

Woes for Blackman The sloppy victory was tempered by the continuing injury troubles of Blackman.

"It would be surprising if the court would tolerate this continuing injury to the public under the fiction that the union has no control over the situation," he said.

The constantly reshuffled lineups and continuing injuries "have to worry Steve," said Ramos, who is recovering from two reconstructive knee surgeries.

His first season in English football was marked by continuing injury and he made only eight appearances in the league and FA Cup.

However continuing injury problems restricted his first team appearances in the following years and, in 2002, he was allowed to join Doncaster Rovers on a free transfer.

She recovered to repeat her Commonwealth Games gold medal win in Auckland but continuing injuries forced her retirement from the sport, at age 22, in 1975.

"The fact that a section of shoreline is no longer considered suitable for response action does not mean that it is not suffering continuing injury from the Spill.

Green's continuing injury difficulties began last Oct. 31 in the seventh game of the season, a 34-13 victory at Minnesota in which he hurt his knee and his ankle.

Defensive mistakes, poor officiating and continuing injury problems dogged the remainder of the season although the Chicagoans did manage a run of three straight wins to briefly keep alive hopes of making the playoffs.

In September 2006, despite continuing injury problems which prevented him from returning to professional cricket until the start of the 2007 domestic season, his Central Contract with the ECB was renewed for another 12 months.

STEVE BACKLEY yesterday wrote off his chances of being fit to compete in this month's European Cup and admitted that his continuing injury woes are causing him major concern.

During the 1991 season, he received a five-match suspension for an incident in the second State of Origin game, which preceded an infamous confrontation with Queensland captain Wally Lewis, and had to battle continuing injuries.

The key problems for the Bulldogs were poor defence and continuing injury problems, with usually 10 first grade players injured at a time, including season ending injuries to key players Luke Patten and Willie Tonga.

The signing of Nemanja Vidić in January 2006, who would go on to forge a highly successful partnership with Rio Ferdinand, along with Brown's continuing injury problems, meant the defender continued to struggle to hold down a place in United's starting line-up.

The concept of standing to bring a lawsuit in federal court is of constitutional dimension because Article III of the Constitution, which established the judicial branch, limited federal courts' jurisdiction to "cases" or "controversies," language the Supreme Court has interpreted to require plaintiffs generally to have suffered personal, concrete and continuing injuries.