Sentence examples for not having exercised from inspiring English sources

But just as big a problem is that many people dig in despite not having exercised in weeks or months or years.

If this is what the threat turns out to have been, the intelligence services will look foolish and Mr Blair reckless in not having exercised greater caution.The growing possibility that there may have been such an intelligence failure is fuelling the calls from the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats for a judicial inquiry into the events and decisions that led to war.

The Kellock Commission placed considerable blame upon the Navy and in particular upon the Admiral, for not having exercised better control over the sailors' celebrations ashore.

That is, we are either blaming ourselves for not having exercised our ability to control the situation, or blaming others for taking away that control.

Mr. Zell presumably would not have exercised his warrant until he was ready to cash out.

His statements set off a firestorm of anger ― much of it, it must be said, from hypocritical white people who seemed to think Kaepernick shouldn't have exercised his right to protest at all.

"We don't have exercise facilities.

"We don't have exercise books, and we don't have textbooks," she says.

But not every community has exercised that type of discipline.

The hall had editorial control over the final product, but didn't seem to have exercised too much of it.

You do not have to exercise to elevate your body's metabolism.