Humanity's sorely needed financial exertions to inhibit the current pace of unprecedented extinctions are once again placed in further doubt.
The exertion needed to carry packages triggers her asthma.
James Slevin, a vice president of the firefighters' union, said that national standards recommended companies of five or six in urban areas, because of the exertion needed to stretch hose lines to the upper floors of large buildings.
The exertion needed to generate this "safety factor," which often exceeded five times the necessary force, requires substantial muscular effort in the short term but generally yields an evolutionary benefit to the snake because the consequences of failure (i.e., falling out of a tall tree) are so dire, the researchers say.
The exertion needed to compile a record that will be impressive exceeds what anyone is likely to put in, in the absence of genuine commitment.
Due to the strenuous exertion needed for carrying a 16 L or 20 L metal sprayer full of liquid pesticides on their back for several hours, the spraying function has been exclusively delegated to the male farmers.
Under the intense muscular exertion needed to do a pull up, these sudden motions can actually put strain on your back and shoulders and cause injury.
Smoking is ephemeral pleasure that subtracts from the pleasures your body is capable of giving you through making love, sports, rushes of insight, a physical exertion when needed.
As the Sonic Duo was propelled over the ravaged carpet — the company rightly boasts that little exertion is needed — its rapidly rotating pads lightened the stains.
He said Krista's doctor, Elliot Shinebourne, should have told Krista and her GP that her condition was a cause of concern and that she needed to avoid physical exertion and to go back to hospital if new symptoms appeared.
Little cerebral exertion is needed to expose these lunacies.
