It's because most women are simply not willing to take the jobs where they risk bodily injury or death.

She's not willing to have her bodily injuries photographed either.

"The only successful bodily injury actions I have seen were in the movies."

He had no bodily injuries that would keep him there on the cot.

Some way or other, though, I'd have wound up with severe bodily injury.

He is also accused of threatening his victims with bodily injury.

In California, by contrast, there are four bodily injury claims for every six accidents.

Unfortunately, black looks and threats of bodily injury never worked on Prophet.

Thomas Smith faces only a year in prison because the jury found that he did not cause bodily injury.

"You're okay with serious bodily injury, but you draw the line at murder.

Now please release me, or I shall do you a bodily injury."

Temperatures this cold can cause cardiac arrest or other bodily injury.

Assault is defined as a physical attack against the body of another person resulting in serious bodily injury.

"I didn't want to risk bodily injury," Anderson said, and smiled.

It found apparent fraud or abuse there in 88.5 percent of the bodily injury claims.

Express threats of death or bodily injury raise the score an additional 2.

There are no threats of bodily injury in the note, and it even begins with good wishes.

But deciding whether an action is reasonably likely to cause bodily injury, he said, may be more subjective.

Easier to sustain bodily injuries than to deal with ex-wives.

"And when confronted with the fact by an associate, you did bodily injury to him.

The disorder often leads to bodily injury from unwanted movements.

British law does not recognize the possibility of consenting to bodily injury.

He also said that many people pressed their insurance companies on bodily injury claims without hiring a lawyer.

And since bodily injury represents about half the cost of auto insurance, the overall savings would run to 25 to 30 percent.

Safe means without accidents that result in economic loss, bodily injury, or fatality.