A decreased maximum heart rate later in life reduces our capacity for strenuous work and can make it difficult to live alone.
Those incidents apart, the second day of England's final warm-up match against Haryana found it hard to live up to its possibilities as strenuous Test preparation.
For young eastern Germans, a desirable situation, a 'good job,' is a job that is neither overly strenuous nor unpleasant or unpredictable, and that provides enough money to live on ("some money").
Last year, when U.S. News reported and wrote the e-book, "How to Live to 100," expert after expert extolled the benefits of continued strenuous mental and physical exercise into and throughout old age.
At a time when the government is making strenuous efforts to move others off benefits and back into work, it seems perverse that is forces asylum seekers to live entirely on state support.
Now Jen Lancaster takes up an even more strenuous challenge — in "The Tao of Martha," new at No. 14 on the hardcover nonfiction list, she describes her yearlong efforts to live like Martha Stewart.
Instead, bravely, Ms. Carey was set up to sing that strenuous song live, outdoors, in 45-degree weather.
That doesn't necessarily stop anyone from doing it, but it does make the whole ordeal far more strenuous to undertake than it would be if you were living in, say, Canada, or Colorado, or Israel.
16 of the 17 participants with a permanent lesion were independent in activities of daily living according to the COPM, although 15 found some activities strenuous to perform.
"I guess strenuous to me is not the same thing as strenuous to them".
"It's really strenuous to try and win without it".
