Sentence examples for had continued to exercise from inspiring English sources

Only two had continued to exercise regularly; all had gained weight and on average they had doubled their body fat.

For those who had continued to exercise habitually (at least three days of the week or more) the motivator was "wellness" (60%) and the association between physical activity and feelings of wellbeing both physically and psycho-emotionally, followed by weight management (20%) and enjoyment of the activity (10%) (Table  2).

The twist is that Davis has continued to exercise decent plate discipline.

Across the Atlantic, however, a small band of A-list stars have continued to exercise a fascination upon the world.

With the stakes so high, most casual members have given up practice or moved to another form of exercise, although some have continued to exercise in private.

Mr. Thaksin was ousted in a coup in 2006, but he has continued to exercise political influence as one of Thailand's wealthiest and most popular public figures.

'Gen. George C. Marshall, as Secretary of State, vested in me full responsibility and authority for carrying out the loyalty and security program of the Department of State, and I have continued to exercise the same responsibility and authority under Secretary Dean Acheson.

Gaza remains the world's largest open-air prison, as Israel has continued to exercise control over it by land and sea and to starve its impoverished people of basic goods.

Indeed, Time magazine was prescient when it featured a cover shortly after Barack Obama was first elected in November, 2008, showing the new president with Roosevelt's top hat and long cigarette holder, proclaiming "A New New Deal," since Obama has continued to exercise the powers and extend the policies of the New Deal.

We assessed adherence to treatment at 12 weeks in the active treatment groups using the validated problematic experiences of therapy scale, 43 and at one year follow-up, we asked participants whether they had continued to use the vestibular rehabilitation exercises.

But in the days following the assaults, American officials say the Bush administration has continued to urge Israel to exercise restraint in considering any military retaliation against suspected terrorists.