Sentence examples for more physically challenged from inspiring English sources

"We used to have more physically challenged students," he said, "but now about 48percentt of our kids are on the autism spectrum".

While the first generation of wealthy Chinese are sticking to their golf clubs, their offspring are opting for something more physically challenging, with the kudos a sport beloved of English princes and Argentine grandees can bring.

If you're the latter, you may need a little guidance to turn the walk from your couch to your mailbox into a little more time moving around. 1. Change Your Daily Routine One of the easiest ways to make a change in your fitness is by tweaking the things you do on a regular basis into something more physically challenging.

In the NMC programme, simple exercises such as 'squares' were programmed in the first weeks and mini-tramp exercises were not introduced until week 9, that is, the more physically challenging and demanding exercises were only introduced after a suitable base and proficiency had been established.

He said a golf cart gives no more advantage to a physically challenged golfer than eyeglasses or contact lenses give a golfer with poor vision.

"They have made us realise we have to give physically challenged people more opportunities in this country," said Lagos resident Odemuyiwa Tomori at an open air bar showing the Games.

We have far more support for deaf, blind, and physically challenged students as well as those diagnosed with bi-polar disorders, depression, and dyslexia.

The essay also offers suggestions for conference planners who wish to make meetings more hospitable to pregnant scholars and other physically challenged participants.

I think it is more mentally than physically challenging.

For me, these nine months (or 10 months, as all us mamas know very well) are much more mentally, versus physically, challenging.

Younger than me and physically challenged was even better.