Sentence examples for amount of breathing from inspiring English sources

So there's always the chance that BT will face further action in the future — albeit regulatory intervention timescales to date in this space suggest BT will have a fair amount of breathing space before having to worry about further intervention.

Most of my paintings are comparatively large and I need a certain amount of breathing space to do what I do.

Second, Mr. Romney should have a fair amount of breathing room since the Republican field is heavily tilted toward very conservative candidates like Mr. Perry.

Thomas Michael Lonsdalee) and his band are struggling with Prometheus Bound, and their method involves a tremendous amount of breathing and movement exercises, free-spirited improvisation and post-session analysis.

Nevertheless, in a modestly scaled gallery the combination of 40 examples becomes challenging because each needs a considerable amount of breathing space. 2 Centuries of American Art The Museums at Stony Brook, 1208 Route 25A, Stony Brook.

That $73 billion and change is actually just the amount of breathing room the U.S. has before they reach the debt ceiling, which Democrats and Republicans are fighting over raising right now.

Breathing: A 50 Meter Freestyle is a quick race, and there should be a limited amount of breathes.

In addition, an increase in dose to the lower airways in this population is expected due to both increases in the amount of air breathed (i.e., minute ventilation) and a shift from nasal to oronasal breathing that traditionally occurs during outdoor exercise (Hu et al. 1994; Nodelman and Ultman 1999).

An infant takes 33 breaths per minute with a tidal volume (the amount of air breathed in and out in one cycle) of 15 millilitres, totaling about 0.5 litre approximately one pint per minute as compared to adult values of 14 breaths, 500 millilitres, and seven litres, respectively.

The valleys shown in the upper plots of Figs. 2 and 3 are due to the air breathed out by the volunteer and the area inside each of these valleys can be correlated with the amount of air breathed out.

Outdoor exercise is dangerous, because your intake of air increases exponentially and thus the amount of pollutants breathed in also increases.