Sentence examples for slim means from inspiring English sources
The researchers find that "these biological adaptations often persist indefinitely": in other words, if you have once been obese, staying slim means sticking to a strict diet for life.
Believing that not being perfectly slim means you're fat is a common misperception.
By Robin D. G. Kelley August 19, 2015 The writer and self-styled political prophet Iceberg Slim meant to fuel the black revolution.
We found that younger (mean age of 61.7 years) and slimmer (mean BMI of 24) women were enrolled in our study.
Mr Papandreou is still in command of his party—he received a standing ovation today but his slim majority means it would only take six defections to bring the government down at either vote.
The party lost about a third of its votes compared with the elections in 2009.GERB's slim lead means that weeks of horse trading and backroom deals are likely to ensue.
Smokers wrongly believe that certain words, such as the names of colours, and long, slim cigarettes mean the brand is less harmful, according to a study, that included 2,000 Britons, published in Addiction.
When introduced, the Tile Slim was meant to solve the problem of tracking items where the larger Tile would have caused problems.
Its built-in USB charging cable (and Micro-USB or Lightning connectors) keep its profile slim and mean no extra cords to carry.
The slimmer profile means it feels tiny in your hand, and although it's not much flatter than an iPod or other comparable players, it's far lighter, at only 2.6 ounces.
The new Tile Slim is meant to address some of users' complaints with the original Tile – that the device was too fat for many of the items they wanted to track.
