Sentence examples for makes it difficult to exercise from inspiring English sources
Heavy use of psychotropic drugs and narcotics makes it difficult to exercise, wake for morning formation and attend classes, soldiers and health care professionals said.
Being a smoker or drinking alcohol makes it difficult to exercise.
The pain, lack of sleep and extra weight made it difficult to exercise.
Three said the cold weather made it difficult to exercise in winter; they found it easier to exercise in summer.
However, patients with low back pain may have significant pain that limits their physical capacity, making it difficult to exercise [ 10].
I had no muscle and a ton of body fat, making it difficult to do any sort of complex exercise.
Most programmes involved the prescription of individually tailored exercise programmes, which makes it difficult to precisely quantify the amount of exercise undertaken.
The absence of un-taped controls in the exercise sessions makes it difficult to determine whether continued increases in medial forefoot plantar pressure are due to indirect effects of the tape, or the exercise itself.
On the other hand, the fact that CPT implies several techniques (manual lymph drainage, skin care and multilayer compression bandaging followed by a compression garment to reduce oedema and therapeutic exercises) makes it difficult to recognize which of them is the truly effective one in the treatment of lymphoedema [ 12- 14].
Although the sparse evidence makes it difficult to assess the separate effect of active exercises or stretching [ 12], four studies have found that either exercises alone [ 13], or in conjunction with a physiotherapy package, are more effective than placebo ultrasound therapy or wait-and-see controls.
