The phrase "as exercising" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an action or state related to exercise, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "She enjoys activities such as exercising regularly to maintain her health."
Alternatives: "like working out" or "such as physical activity".
Not that he wants to be seen as exercising control.
"Think of it as exercising their missile defense with ours, to see whether they could be made inter-operable," a senior administration official said.
The art world has a great propensity to take its own incestuous circles of communication as exercising significant leverage on the 'real world'.
Our guides told us to take things slowly and drink lots of water, as exercising at altitude affects you more than at sea level.
The conventional wisdom has traditionally depicted refs as exercising double standards -- cutting slack to home teams and superstars on the one hand, nursing vendettas on the other.
But he later apologized for his role in the establishment of the position and argued that he had conceived of it as exercising moral rather than executive authority.
Dr. Field said children who dieted reported eating slightly less fat and slightly more carbohydrates than children who didn't and described themselves as exercising a bit more.
When informed consent is valid, living donors can be viewed as exercising their autonomy and doctors can legitimately be viewed as helping both patient and donor.
Mrs. Wagner, who was her husband's official personal consultant, was widely seen as exercising growing influence over the festival as Mr. Wagner, now 88, became increasingly frail.
Other research has found that exercising emotional control uses up energy resources in exactly the same way as exercising physical control.
Mao used the party's propaganda machine to build a cult of personality that almost destroyed China, so in that context Mr. Hu could be regarded as exercising restraint.
