Sentence examples for breathing stronger from inspiring English sources

Cardiac patients who previously used CAM reported significant improvements in clinical symptoms including improved breathing, stronger appetite, and decreased chest pain.

"I found the running keeps my breathing strong," Mr. McLoone said.

There's even an app for that (Breathe Strong), developed by McConnell to help athletes breathe stronger and more efficiently.

How to do it right: While there's no golden rule, many runners find it most comfortable to take one breath for every two foot strikes, says Alison McConnell, a breathing expert and author of "Breathe Strong Perform Better".

Every singer knows that rhythmic breathing -- strong, fast inhalations followed by extended exhalations -- is necessary to hold notes and to create beautiful sounds.

"If detox means to eliminate from the body what it no longer needs, then certain yogic practices can help". She said yogic deep breathing with strong exhalations can empty the lungs of unneeded carbon dioxide and allow for a fresh breath of more oxygenated air.

Avoid breathing any strong acid fumes; always provide adequate ventilation when working with an acid.

Finally, the absence of all brain-stem reflexes must be demonstrated, and the fact that the patient cannot breathe, however strong the stimulus, must be confirmed.

In the Rolling Stone review of the album, critic Christian Hoard called "Harder to Breathe" "a strong single".

If you do the clean-up by yourself, wear a mask to filter the air you breathe, wear strong cleaning gloves and wear thick-soled boots.

This is most likely to happen when jumping in or when you are under a heavy workload and breathe in stronger--basically, when you need your air the most.