“Joshua Weaver had also sustained an injury to his left arm by a mini ball.”

“In such circumstances, there is no foreseeable risk of bodily injury of any appreciable sort.”

“It is sufficient that the individual has sustained an injury to his good name, even if no economic loss has been occasioned him thereby.”

“One can call them damnum absque injuria which simply means a loss without, in a sense, a legal remedy.”

“According to sources the constable is being investigated on charges of assaulting a police officer, crimen injuria and drunkenness.”

“Sampson had several other cases against him, including assault, crimen injuria and malicious damage to property.”

“I have published a few articles now on the question of the relative rates of injuriousness between hang gliding and paragliding.”

“The first four poems repeat ideas from the second section, which compared rocks with sins, such as the shame, impudency and injuriousness shared by rocks and sinners.”

“Congress entertained an opinion of its injuriousness to the character of the Indians, and passed laws excluding it.”

“There is no doubt that I can in another way hold the injurer of my daughter responsible.”

“These two men have quarrelled, and it is impossible to say which of them is the injured and which the injurer.”

“I sunk to the ground, and my injurer, with increased swiftness, escaped into the wood.”

“Doctors warned today of the dangers of eggs exploding after being heated in a microwave oven and leading to serious injuries.”

“Sudden falls, along with injuries caused by animals and fires are also counted among the main causes of children's deaths.”

“I know that ankle injuries are toughies to come back from, but this is getting a little extreme, isn't it?”