Sentence examples for less of walking from inspiring English sources

Murray's defence lawyer, Ed Chernoff, asked Alvarez about how, according to his testimony, he had the time within a minute or less of walking into Jackson's bedroom to usher the children out the door, bag up the drugs and take down an IV bag before calling for an ambulance at 12.20pm.

If the long-term effect would amount to only three or less minutes of walking per day, the pedometer intervention would not be cost-effective.

The study population appeared to be healthier, with better ASA and EQ-5D scoring, a higher ADL index, and less use of walking aids than the patients who were not included.

However, I am more drawn to the less complex art of walking.

Those with less severe impairment of walking ability tended to report more headaches.

As the first adults appeared on the fifth day and as less than 1% of walking dispersers were larvae, we excluded the first four days from analyses.

Based on the critical function of somatosensory feedback particularly at transition points and less stable phases of walking [ 3] we predicted enhanced effects from stimulation sites at early stance (phase 1; see Figure  3), late stance (phase 6), the swing transition (phase 7), early swing (phase 8), late swing (phase 11), and the stance transition (phase 12).

Which says a great deal about the admirable tolerance of the place – but probably less about your chances of walking along those timber-lined streets without bumping into someone who believes that the Earth was created in seven days – or that children are put in peril by plastic toys.

Physical inactivity was defined as moderate activities, such as 30 minutes of walking, less than once a week.

The odds of undertaking any walking (for at least 30 min MVPA) for those living in the greenest four quintiles were significantly less than the odds of walking among those living in the least green quintile after adjustment for confounding factors (Table 3).

It was capable of walking, though less efficiently and probably at an awkward gait.