Sentence examples for no overweight from inspiring English sources

No overweight elves or dentophile sprites or enchanted woodland fauna are going to bankroll that bicycle you've got your eye on, but Grandma and Grandpa just might.

No overweight person has ever actually appreciated that.

The reference group comprised women who reported no overweight at any of those time points.

Reference category in these analyses was the BMI-category "no overweight".

Patients with one or no overweight parents exhibited a larger decline in BMI SDS with a 0.12 (95% CI: 0.03; 0.21, p = 0.006) BMI SDS lower per year compared to patients with two overweight or at least one obese parent.

A description of opinions, attitudes, beliefs and knowledge, i.e. a comprehensive representation of overweight and healthy lifestyles, could help to understand why parents see little or no overweight when it is present in their child.

The body mass index (BMI) of each subject was calculated (kg/m) and dichotomous outcome variables (Yes or No) for overweight (equivalent to an adult BMI ≥ 25 kg/m, so included both overweight and obese children) and obese (equivalent to an adult BMI ≥ 30 kg/m) were created using the International Obesity Taskforce age and gender specific cut-offs [ 18].

Happily, I'm no longer overweight and I can buy designer clothes if I choose, but getting me into a department store is the tricky part -- unless, of course, they happen to be having a sale on shoes.

Participants who have met their target weight loss (and are no longer overweight) will be encouraged to adopt a weight maintenance approach.

The report calculated that the 40% drop in sugar over five years would, by the end of the final year, see an average drop in adult body weight of 1.2kg, meaning about 500,000 adults would no longer be overweight and a million would not be obese.

In his searing takedown of… his own children, Coren manages to insult no less than: overweight people, the mentally ill, Vanessa Feltz, James Corden, Diane Abbott, Christopher Biggins, Russell Grant, Paul Hollywood, Wagner, the middle-class, the working-class, the entire LGBTQI community, God, Americans, nuclear physicists and his son.