Injury used in a sentence

Injury in a sentence as a noun

It is clearly obvious, the fact that there happens to also be prior art just adds insult to injury.

Not a single one would take the case on contingency, mainly because there was no permanent injury or death that had occurred.

Depending on what kind of injury a creature suffers it tracks the damage to individual body part and the results of it.

A handy technique for evaluating situations is this: how many mistakes am I away from death/injury?

With a full network of communicating cars and fail-safes we could almost eliminate traffic-related injury and death.

Your story of spending $1200 on health care in three years could very well have been one of being completely bankrupted because you suffered a serious but not life-threatening injury.

This article ignores a lot of peer-reviewed literature from planning, public health / injury prevention, and civil engineering in favor of some folksy wisdom of a lieutenant cop.