"have overweight" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
A more appropriate way to express this idea would be "be overweight." For example: "I have been trying to lose weight because I am overweight."
Regionally, north Africa, the Middle East and Latin America all have overweight and obese rates on a par with Europe.
An overweight mother is likely to have overweight daughters, who then give birth to overweight children of their own.
Christakis and Fowler determined that if you have overweight friends, you're more likely to be overweight yourself.
Studies suggest that people guzzle more if they have overweight friends and relatives, and less if they don't.
I have overweight children crying in my office on a daily basis because they are trying to eat well but are confronted with temptations at school.
Etihad tried to have the claim thrown out and argued it was not unusual to have overweight passengers taking up too much space, or coughing passengers.
Those passengers who had overweight cabin baggage were given bag tags to check them.
The purpose of the measure is to assess the major, clinically meaningful signs and symptoms of having overweight or obesity.
In the U.S., approximately 34% of the adult population has overweight (body mass index (BMI) of ≥25 and < 30) and 35% has obesity (BMI > 30) [1].
Elsewhere in the cable and satellite space, Morgan Stanley has "overweight" ratings for DirecTV Group, PanAmSat Holding and Telewest Global.
In his coverage of telecom services, Flannery has "overweight" ratings on AT&T, CenturyTel, Cincinnati Bell, Citizens Communications, Rogers Communications and Valor Communications Group.
