Sentence examples for access exercise from inspiring English sources

The company was set up by Born Barikor, a former athlete from a council estate in Tower Hamlets, who wanted to create a way for people on lower incomes to access exercise classes.

The problem-solving method will be used to address perceived obstacles to physical activity and to access exercise facilities offered by the municipality.

For example, women with angina pectoris were less likely to receive combined drug therapy (aspirin, beta-blockers, and statins) and less likely to access exercise electrocardiography (ECG) and revascularisation in a cross-sectional study from British primary care in 2001 [ 13].

The ERS intervention increases opportunities for exercising by providing access to exercise facilities or activities [ 9].

If you have access to exercise equipment, use it.

The study was completed in 80 commercial dairy cattle farms in Transylvania, Romania, selected to fulfil the following criteria: tie-stall housing system with access to exercise (THSE) and without access to exercise (THSNE), minimum 30 cows, milk delivery to processing units, easy access to the farm in winter conditions, and the cost-free availability of the farmer to participate to the study.

They have little access to exercise and rarely go outdoors.

Living on Mars will be hard work, but there they will also have access to exercise equipment.

The idea that the soda tax would cut into the income of poor New Yorkers while doing nothing to improve their access to exercise or fresh, affordable, healthful food was echoed by some advocacy groups for the poor.

Back home, Saudi women were, and are still, denied access to exercise, along with every other freedom, a condition that does not bother the Foreign Office, since, like so much female subjugation around the globe, it simply "reflects widely held conservative social values".

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