Sentence examples for exercise of great from inspiring English sources

At the same time we must remark, that however powerful and useful they may be as an instrument, they cannot be used with safety without considerable knowledge of the peculiar subjects, and without the exercise of great discretion in drawing results.

They called for the exercise of greater discretion something which, three years ago, the architects of the statute had seemed to frown on.

With the exercise of greater cleanliness and with an increasing manual dexterity these troubles will cease to arise.

Not all of our patients with a loss of FEV1 during exercise of greater than 15% also had a drop in FEV1 during MCT.

Advanced horses had competed at Prix St. George, Intermediaire or Grand Prix level (these competition levels include several exercises of great difficulty, such as piaffe, passage and canter pirouettes that are not or rarely performed by basic horses); basic horses had entered low-level competitions only and medium horses were in between.

This exercise is of great interest because the incidence of driving habits and other psychological determinants of (un)sustainable travel mode choice are under-researched factors in Barcelona.

Thus, the mechanism for leptin increased responsiveness in exercise is of great interest and understanding this mechanism could lead to new approaches to prevent or treat obesity.

"I welcome nonviolent protests as an exercise of our great democracy".

Due to the high number of injuries and their associated costs, preventative strategies for physical training exercises are of great importance.

In that vein, I used this exercise to pick apart a piece of sports writing about the All-Star pitcher Barry Zito, whose highly individualistic training program included spiritual and motivational exercises (topics of great personal interest to me).

Several studies have compared the effects of resistance exercise with concentric and/or eccentric contractions (ECs), showing that eccentric exercise results in greater gains in muscle strength and size than concentric exercise because of greater overload induced by ECs (Higbie et al. 1996).