Sentence examples for instead of exercising from inspiring English sources

It sounds too good to be true: instead of exercising, we can get fit by watching sport on television.

Instead of exercising the open-market option, most savers are choosing to simply accept the annuity income offered by their pension company.

The Chinese government has criticized NATO's air campaign in Libya as excessive and called for a cease-fire, although China abstained instead of exercising its veto when the United Nations Security Council voted in March to authorize the NATO action.

"Five Surprising Causes of Cancer" Reading stories on the Internet instead of: exercising, talking to your friends, shopping at the farmers' market, meditating, or testing the lead in your water.

As the late philosopher Bernard Williams argued in his book Truth and Truthfulness, the play shows how the system short-changes the female student, because instead of exercising intellectual authority and properly directing her studies, the professor has only a relationship of power (partly gender-power) over her, generating the resentments that will become warped and venomous.

But instead of exercising the appropriate mental muscles, we're allowing ourselves to become a nation of nitwits, obsessed with the comings and goings of Lindsay Lohan and increasingly oblivious to crucially important societal issues that are all but screaming for attention.

"But I like to call what I do performances instead of exercise classes, so that they don't seem so serious".

In 22 patients (7%), myocardial perfusion scintigraphy was performed instead of exercise testing due to the inability to perform an exercise test.

Additional analysis was performed in 277 patients, after exclusion of five patients with CCS ≥400 without CAG and 22 patients with myocardial perfusion imaging instead of exercise testing.

Action planning will be assessed using 4-items developed by Rise et al. [ 64] and adapted by Rhodes et al. [ 65](to say "physical activity" instead of "exercise").

The hotter the person gets, the more blood is diverted — as much as 25 percent of the body's blood can end up going to the skin instead of to exercising muscles and to organs like the intestines, kidneys and liver, said Michael Sawka, chief of the thermal and mountain medicine division at the Army environmental medicine institute.