Sentence examples for further leg from inspiring English sources

Now, it's taken a further leg down," said Andrew Holland, beverage analyst at Societe Generale.

In the last 18 months, it has recruited thousands of the Continent's best and brightest to this postcard-perfect town and many others like it, a migration of highly qualified young job-seekers that could set back Europe's stragglers even more, while giving Germany a further leg up.

To Woods's relief doctors have not mentioned the possibility of further leg surgery.

Woods, who had reconstructive knee surgery in 2008 and was also sidelined last summer because of further leg trouble, had already been limping throughout the round before abruptly leaving the course after completing 11 holes.

The following year he suffered a further leg fracture in a motorcycle stunt display in London, setting back his recovery and, although he returned to compete in the 600cc Isle of Man TT race in 2012, he had not raced since then.

Thus, our considered view is that the growth rate may slow without a further leg-up in acquisitive activity (we question whether this is what investors are looking for), but in any case we are uncertain as to the likelihood of upgrade opportunities in the medium term, also noting continuing margin risk.

The Somewhere Back in Time World Tour continued with two further legs in the US and Europe in the summer of 2008, during which the band used a more expansive stage-set, including further elements of the original Live After Death show.

On Tuesdays and Fridays, they did lifts for their legs, jumped on and off boxes to further build leg strength and worked with a medicine ball to strengthen the torso.

That house prices in America are back in line with rents suggests the worst of its correction is over (although a further downward leg is possible since past housing busts have pushed prices below their fair value and there is a large stock of unsold houses to clear).

Further, upper leg lean muscle mass changed favorably in the WB-EMS group (0.5% ± 2.5% versus −0.9% ± 1.9%, in the control group, P=0.033), while effects for upper leg fat mass were borderline nonsignificant (−0.8% ± 3.5% for the WB-EMS group versus 1.0% ± 2.6% for the control group, P=0.050).

Indeed, the increasing amount of energy a certain activity costs, the increasing frequency of falling (with the need for help to stand up), and the developing fear of falling further reduce leg and arm activities, resulting in disuse of the musculoskeletal and cardiorespiratory systems[ 8].