Sentence examples for exercise the question from inspiring English sources
In the psychology of sport and exercise, the question of how perfectionism affects performance is highly debated.
For the sake of the exercise, the question is, do these authors fit the MFA versus NYC plot?
For the "four-eyes" who like sports and exercise, the question is do you work out with glasses or switch to contact lenses?
Each day the question isn't whether you are going to exercise, the question is: What exercise am I going to do?
For descriptive purposes, Physical activity in parents was measured by one question: "How often do you exercise?" The question had five response alternatives: "never", "less than once a week", "once a week", "2 3 times a week", and "approximately every day".
With regards to PA participation, participants answering 'hardly any exercise' to the question 'How much exercise did you engage in prior to the fracture?' were classified as 'Sedentary', with other divisions including 'Light exercise' (Lighter exercise such as regular walks or gardening) or 'Hard physical exercise' (Do you engage in hard physical training or sport?).
The modeling exercise asked the question of how many lost school or work days would be averted by increasing medication use rates in minority populations to those observed in non-Hispanic white populations.
Since we are concerned with scholarly oriented use more than other types in this exercise, the first question is intended to sort respondents primarily by academic status.
Paul was particularly exercised about the question of whether the US government believed it could use drones against its own citizens on American soil.
Both Mark Shenton on his Stage blog and Caroline McGinn are exercised by the question of West End ticket prices slowly edging toward the £100 mark, not least because it's happening in the midst of the recession.
We were somewhat exercised by the question of whether Julian Barnes's Flaubert's Parrot was really a novel, while in the final judging session Anthony Curtis continued to argue for David Lodge (Small World), and Ted Rowlands stuck out for the Ballard.
