Sentence examples similar to usually more strenuous from inspiring English sources

Mo Farah's routine in the final hours before a race usually involves nothing more strenuous than a few games of Fifa on the PlayStation but in Cardiff on Friday he joked about finding the time to perform a rain dance also.

It occurs most commonly in young, healthy men and is more commonly found in the right arm, likely because this is usually dominant and involved in more strenuous activity [10].

Single-unit chalets are usually on the outskirts and may require more strenuous hikes.

More strenuous activities such as jogging, hill walking, and competitive racket sports would usually be classified as vigorous.

Sips of water are usually sufficient during short workouts, whereas drinking gulps of diluted sports drinks are appropriate for longer, more strenuous workouts.

The work outside was more strenuous.

Are you exercising regularly and at progressively more strenuous levels?

"More strenuous and longer activities lowered the risk even more".

The reasoning in "Jagger" takes more strenuous acrobatics than that.

Mr. Wheeldon's ballet is gloomier, and more strenuous.

Abbott, notoriously, is interested in more strenuous pursuits.