Sentence examples for advantages of walking from inspiring English sources

Jacobson talks about the advantages of walking over running.

In June plans to develop a walkway by the Thames in Vauxhall were announced, turning a neglected part of London into something resembling the High Line in New York (which transformed a disused railway track into a lively public garden).Londoners may also be more aware of the advantages of walking.

But have you considered the advantages of walking your hedgehog Sylvester down the street?

For instance, the advantages of walking erect are thought to have played an important role in the evolution of mankind much later; that is, approximately 2.5 million years later.

But the advantages of walking have actually been tricky to calculate.

The advantage of walking in the rain is you see newts, and I love newts.

"Some of the brands might actually leverage an advantage of walking away now, because it put them in a higher ground position rather than stay in this tarnished shadow of association".

A few jokes, Encarnacao said, were needed... Professor Williams got in 2 jokes that, with the help of slides, illustrated the advantage of walking over running: with a slide of a skeleton he said, "Some people are too weak for running," & with a slide showing a sumo wrestler he said, "People with extra weight find running too much for their joints".

And because of all the extra steps we take, we're at a fat-burning advantage: 20 minutes of walking, or about a mile, burns around 100 calories.

The two main findings were 1) that the two simultaneous cognitive physical programs resulted in a significant advantage in DTCs of walking compared to the exclusive physical program but not in any other gait variables and 2) that the two simultaneous cognitive physical interventions led to different training-specific adaptations in gait.

One of the advantages of a walking tour of New York is that for a city teeming with life, it is a tiny place.