Sentence examples for exercised enough to from inspiring English sources

Obama at least got exercised enough to point out, in his convention speech, that "climate change is not a hoax".

(Edward Kosner, the former editor of the Daily News, Esquire, and New York magazine, was exercised enough to write a letter to the Times public editor that he shared with me.

"There's a lot of [MEMS] technologies out there, but not one that's been exercised enough to really drive the cost out of it," explains Richard S. Payne, a general manager for OMM, which has developed MEMS for optical switches.

"Theoretically, people can exercise enough to lose without changing what they eat, but they have to exercise a whole lot," he says.

We know, we know: we gain weight because we don't eat the right foods and don't exercise enough to burn off the calories.

Mastermind the hunt for Al Qaeda in Iraq and plot stealth raids on Taliban strongholds in the Hindu Kush while getting just a few hours of sleep a night, exercising enough to exhaust a gym rat and eating one meal a day to avoid sluggishness.

Eventually, she developed an eating disorder, in part because her father told her she wasn't exercising enough to get rid of her feminine chest.

Here's Caulfield quoting Todd Miller, professor in the Department of Exercise Science at George Washington University: "People don't understand that it is very difficult to exercise enough to lose weight.

38 Physical activity was assessed by asking the question 'how many times per week do you exercise enough to sweat?' Five response categories were provided ranging from 0 to 4 or more times per week.

Eat well, exercise enough to stay in shape, and get the sleep your body needs to function.

Each time you should be exercising enough to work up a sweat for at least twenty to thirty minutes (preferably up to an hour).