Sentence examples for strength serving from inspiring English sources

And while everyone needs some basic minimum of core strength — getting up out of a chair requires a certain amount of core strength; serving a tennis ball requires more – "six or eight crunches would be plenty," he said, "and only a few times a week".

Economic conditions make efforts to assist military families even more urgent -- with the number of unemployed current veterans nearly equal to the entire US military strength serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Although New Zealand feels stronger in the flat water, the wind strength serves Oracle well.

Can the measure of grip strength serve as an indicator of an individual's ability to use his or her hands in activities of daily living?

Among the works with an overtly feminist slant, Helen Seplowitz's sculpture "Women of Strength" serves as a generic monument to powerful women by listing their qualities, which incidentally are admirable in men as well.

Seeing Nyuol's pursuit of survival translated into Ohl's sports-training-as-dance is a reminder of the different purpose that physical strength serves in first and third world countries.

Pippen possessed a notably multifaceted skill set: his size and strength served him well under the basket, while his ball-handling skills and shooting touch made him a threat from the outside.

Collagens provide tensile strength, serve as a scaffold for other extracellular matrix molecules such as proteoglycans, and provide a template for mineral deposition.

In future studies, it would be of interest to investigate if low muscle strength serves as a deselection criterion for professions or types of leisure time physical activity with higher risk of acute injuries or chronic physical overload, factors with negative impact on musculoskeletal health.

Sabbatini is long off the tee and a good putter, and both of those strengths served him well today.

Her dissertation examines the extent to which character strengths serve as protective factors against depression following an interpersonal loss.