Sentence examples for give endurance from inspiring English sources
But it would be perfect for a sport like tennis or for a 5- or 10-kilometer race or for team sports like soccer or football, and it might give endurance athletes in longer events a boost by letting them beat the heat, to a certain extent, for the first 50 minutes or so.
We saw different patterns in the gel: the Usain Bolt-type of us appeared to carry the intact ACTN-3 version, whereas the Mo Farah-like runner showed the signs of a tiny, but important mutation which might give endurance runners an edge.
And that gives endurance without sacrificing speed.Existing ultracapacitors get their extra surface area by using electrodes coated with carbon and etched to produce holes, rather like a sponge.
Because of CERA's ability to give an endurance athletes the oxygen boost they often need, the World Anti-Doping Agency prepared early for abuse of it.
If I could pass the tests, EndoRush, which can be bought at gyms and nutritional-supplement stores, promised to give me endurance, energy, performance and mental focus — claims that its label points out have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This exercise will strengthen your fingers and give them endurance.
However, the pole-sitter acknowledged that nothing is a given in endurance racing.
Incidentally, it seemed entirely appropriate, given the endurance test my summer has become, that a thunderstorm swept into the city mere minutes into the first act.
During his 12 minutes on the witness stand, Velarde said he paid Anderson $500 to $800 for the drugs, which he said gave him endurance and more strength.
Given that endurance and perseverance are two of the strongest weapons in the Wagner fan's arsenal, it's no surprise that they see physical discomfort as an intriguing challenge.
But perhaps not surprisingly, given the endurance and success of the union, imperilled though it is Scots' own interests, and the rest of Britain's, coincide.At the heart of the nationalist campaign is the claim that Scotland would be a more prosperous and more equal country if it went solo.
