Sentence examples for more exertion from inspiring English sources

"I had to project with more exertion.

Uphill, I maintained speed, with just a tiny bit more exertion.

Some studies show that people have an increased physiological response but don't feel as though any more exertion is involved, which is quite a combination.

THE detective story is flourishing in movie theatres, although it takes more exertion to put one across than it used to with Charlie Chan.

The researchers found that as Enhydra lutris nereis (pictured above), an otter that lives off the coast of central California, grow more and more, exertion on mom's part increases by the end of lactation, daily energy usage skyrockets by 96% from prepregnancy levels.

"These all add up to significantly more exertion than driving door-to-door," Flint said.

The case of ( widehat{theta_1}>0 ) indicates entropy is either offset by exertion of more effort and/or (independent of effort) respondents' under-estimation of the differences between choice alternatives.

Mr. Ax seemed to sense this, for he played with more physical exertion and less delicacy.

Attacks of angina can be precipitated by walking or more strenuous exertion; by anger, fear, or other stressful emotional states; by exercise after a large meal; or by exposure to cold or wind.

On most days, the average golfer significantly taxes the body's musculature and flexibility and there is considerably more physical exertion than widely thought (about 1,400 calories expended if you walk 18 holes, 850 calories if you ride).

Granted, the regulations require a smidge more mental exertion that their Welsh and Scottish counterparts, but surely this nation of shopkeepers can manage to forebear these stressful changes with the same meek acceptance they deploy for all other regulations imposed from above?