"This may lead to more injury-prone activities in larger numbers of girls than ever before."

Injury-prone in college, this continued as he sat out his rookie season.

There is, however, competition coming his way from someone equally big and injury-prone.

The league also knew that Carter was injury-prone and playing far below his potential this season.

For all we know, this was just one fluky injury-prone season.

Murray seems like a risk this high because most people consider him an injury-prone runner.

Reiser gave great effort on every play in the field, and was therefore very injury-prone.

Still I was continually labelled injury-prone, which gets up my nose.

But most importantly, these teams are carrying injury-prone players of advanced years.

Just like any other competitive sport, it can be injury-prone."

By the way, Boldin is probably the best injury-prone player in all of football.

Richardson was sometimes considered injury-prone, due to suffering some major injuries in his career.

However, and people will probably laugh, but I know I'm not injury-prone.

Despite his talent, he was also known to be injury-prone throughout his career.

“But he's looking a bit injury-prone now and loves his horses.

But that is now in serious doubt following the latest medical procedure to the injury-prone superstar.

He spent his early career at Barcelona, where he was injury-prone.

That was one reason why Hodgson gave his two crucial but injury-prone players more than 80 minutes together.

Now there is the concern that Foster may well be injury-prone rather than just unlucky.

Just as he did during his injury-prone childhood, Weber runs full throttle.

The injury-prone star came into 2013 as a highly-fancied buy, but failed to live up to expectations.

Nobody is going to pay top euro for an injury-prone player who has scored only once since January.

"I think it's fair if someone wants to call me injury-prone because it has happened before," said Tartabull.

But between his injury-prone body and a game that can go “off the boil.”

Hardesty came to Cleveland with a reputation of being injury-prone in college.