Sentence examples for serious exertion from inspiring English sources
For another, every form of serious exertion I contemplate has drawbacks: The Nautica New York City Triathlon, Aug. 7, apparently involves spending time in a river that was recently injected with rather a lot of sewage.
Category Moderate Distance 8.4 miles/14km Typical duration 4 hours 30 minutes Start and finish The Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel, Great Langdale Map OS Landranger 90 Step-by-step details and maps ramblers.org.uk/greatlangdale This circular route through the Langdale valley in the Lake District National Park offers glorious mountain views, and all without too much serious exertion.
It was a life of great physical exertion and serious deprivation.
This label comes with the advice that children and the elderly avoid physical exertion — pretty serious stuff, in other words.
The skin plays an important role in protection from the body internal environment and it is the largest organ in human's body so exertion of serious damage to this organ may cause several problems in its survival.
The same pragmatic justification may apply to the many intellectuals I know who, despite the exertions of Paulos, Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins et al., are serious about religion (usually, as it happens, either Catholicism or Judaism).
Pulled muscles are actually rips in muscle fibers, and further exertion could cause the tear to grow larger and lead to a serious injury.
At above 300, the embassy warns of "serious risk of respiratory effects in general population" and urges people to "avoid all outdoor exertion".
Any exertion can also cause you to experience shortness of breath, which is especially serious if you are taking part in hiking, skiing or other extreme sports in the mountains.
Exclusion criteria are: a) medical co-morbidities, such as Cushing disease, hypotiroidism, cardiovascular diseases or other serious chronic illnesses; b) use of medication that might have an effect on weight loss or adaptations to exertion; c) previous enrolment in other obesity treatment interventions; d) regular participation in physical exercise programs in the past 6 months.
