Sentence examples for the underweight from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of an inappropriately or unusually low weight.
- He's so underweight he's had to buy smaller clothes.
There was undoubtedly more discontent among the group who'd been looking at the underweight models.
They concluded that, compared with people of normal weight, the overweight had a decreased death risk and the underweight and obese had increased risk.
In Supersize vs Superskinny the participants come in and the underweight person is freezing and the overweight person who's walked up a few stairs is sweating away.
He rates the stock as neutral, a step up from the underweight rating he had for much of the last two years.
Another approach to rebalancing is to allocate new investment funds to the underweight asset class.
There were matching trends in the underweight to have migraine of greater severity and be more disabled.
The research firm maintained the "underweight" rating, citing "aggressive pricing in flash memory" from Intel and AMD's "spotty execution history".
For men, the means of the underweight, overweight, obese, and morbidly obese are statistically different from the means of the normal weight for virtually every characteristic.
"The UN is like the underweight referee in the ring trying to hold back two heavyweights that want to spar".
"The UN is like the underweight referee in the ring trying to hold back two heavyweights that want to spar," Cameron Hudson, acting director of the US Holocaust Museum's Center for the Prevention of Genocide, told VICE News.
Among the hospitalized children in the underweight BMI category, 20% (n = 3/15) had neuromuscular/neurodevelopment disorders and 13% (n = 2/15) had immunosuppressive conditions.
