Sentence examples for access to exercise from inspiring English sources

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".

The fee for a one-day membership (495 kronor), which includes access to exercise classes, the beautifully tiled pool and all fitness facilities, is waived with the booking of spa services like the caviar facial (1,700 kronor) or the 80-minute classic Swedish massage (1,260 kronor).

NEW YORK — Detained U.S. Army Private Bradley Manning's supporters went public with their concerns about the harsh conditions of his imprisonment — he has no access to exercise or even a pillow and bedsheets during his solitary confinement — only after their complaints to the military over several months went unheeded.

Both exercise interventions are designed to offer equivalent contact with staff, access to center exercise resources, similar education about exercise and comparable weaning to independent exercise after 3 months.

Voluntary exercise in mice with unrestricted access to the exercise wheel is equivalent to a strenuous aerobic exercise program.

2. Access to an exercise physiologist and research assistant to provide consultation on individualised exercise programs and coaching over the 6-month period.

By providing unrestricted access to voluntary exercise, we were able to determine that Myog-deleted mice were significantly better adapted to exercise training than wild-type mice.

Fast food advertising continues to really influence food choices and what is eaten, and increasing numbers of families live in urban environments without access to space to exercise or time to exercise".