Sentence examples for recently exercised from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether it was a wise decision, but UK citizens recently exercised their democratic right by voting to leave the comparatively less democratic EU.

It has also passed a ban on sharia law a brave remedy to a non-existent problem that has recently exercised a number of state legislatures.

Music Publishing recently exercised this right; it forced Pandora to strike a deal directly — at even less favorable rates — lest it have a Kanye West-sized hole in its library.

Eco-cons as well as libertarians may snicker, but Republican Representative Richard Burr of North Carolina observed that 26 independent NBC affiliates had recently exercised their right to refuse to telecast "Maxim's Hot 100".

Fedorov, long considered one of the world's elite players, recently exercised an option on his contract that will guarantee him just over $6 million for each of the next three seasons.

Lindpere, 30, has played two seasons for the Red Bulls, who recently exercised the club's one-year option to retain the Estonian international while attempting to entice him with a multiyear contract.

32 Recently, exercises specific for the abdominal core muscles have received attention for injury prevention, relief of lower back pain, and enhancing QoL.

Until recently, exercise physiologists have mostly focused on the muscles, hearts and lungs of athletes, asking whether fatigue comes because the body has reached its limit.

Until recently, exercise has always been a chore for me.

More recently, exercise has been reported to be important for cancer survivors.

Recently, exercise training has been shown to improve exercise capacity and HRQoL in people with ILD, predominantly IPF [ 10, 11].