Sentence examples for a means of exercise from inspiring English sources
Although little studied thus far, FES-cycling also has the potential to offer a means of exercise to pediatric populations, such as SCI or cerebral palsy (CP), that presently have few alternative options.
Cycling in the UK is enjoying a huge rise in popularity and profile, thanks largely to the unprecedented success of British riders, and the bike's democratic and green credentials as a means of exercise and transport.
Yoga has become increasingly popular in Western cultures as a means of exercise and training fitness [ 16].
You may decide that you want to pursue ballroom dancing primarily for its health benefits as a means of exercise.
It is a prison and a status symbol, a reminder that "their" offices are not really their own, a means of exercising minor tyranny, a reward, a throne, a life preserver.
The bishops also discuss the need to protect the environment as a means of exercising stewardship of God's creation.
Jeffrey Sachs, economics professor at Columbia University in New York, told a London audience that the so-called Robin Hood tax was a means of exercising control over bankers and ensuring they paid the right amount of tax.
"Some payers are delaying payment as a means of exercising financial control over the situation, that is why it has been an attractive proposal for some single mothers groups and the lone fathers have found it interesting as well".
As consumer lending has permeated American life, violent partners have begun using debt as a means of exercising abusive control, making the consumer credit system an unknowing party to domestic violence.
Huang said he had never given money as "proactive offerings" and that making donations as a "means of exercising the right to political participation" was available to "Australian Chinese and all ethnic groups alike".
Besides offering a means of exercising the muscles, and so preventing atrophy, the hope is that this "functional electrical stimulation" might also help restore mobility to patients.Reanimate thisBut external stimulation is less than ideal, says Dustin Tyler, a biomedical engineer at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
