Sentence examples for if we exercise from inspiring English sources

"If we exercise, we live longer, we're slimmer, we've got less risk of dementia, we're happier and less anxious," he says.

If we don't take these things seriously, if we exercise authority in arbitrary and excessive ways, then we are undermining the things we were elected to defend.

HAGEL: What are we doing collaterally in political policy, working with our allies over there as what Senator Biden is referring to — what happens if we exercise the military option?

Each of these four is rooted in neural circuits, and each of these neural circuits exhibits plasticity so we know that if we exercise these circuits, they will strengthen.

It is no lessening of our dignity as humans, let alone our rationality and liberty as humans, if we exercise these "godlike" gifts in the context of bodies that are fragile and mortal and a world that we do not completely control.

People who sit for more than about nine or 10 hours each day — a group that includes many of us who work in offices — are prone to developing diabetes, heart disease and other problems, and most of these risks remain relatively high, even if we exercise.

We put up with the shallowness and sleaze (and the plain dumb) because we would lose something precious if we exercised voluntary let alone legislative restraint.

Or do we take this right for granted and forget all of the rights that are and could be affected if we exercised our voting power to its fullest extent?

"If we do exercise the put option, what happens is we prepare for an I.P.O.," said Mr. Lévy, speaking this week at an investment conference in New York held by Goldman Sachs.

And yet the unfortunate truth about power is this--if we do not exercise power in the world, then we surrender influence over the world to those who may be much less able, but much more willing.

President Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed at a White House Conference of Governors, on May 13 , 1908 "We have to, as a nation, exercise foresight for this nation in the future; and if we do not exercise that foresight, dark will be the future!" It is this present time that he was talking about.