Sentence examples for vicious exercise from inspiring English sources

What was trumpeted as a vicious exercise in national degeneration was to some extent, pre-hyped by the press.

But as Kaplan and others have remarked, Wollstonecraft may have been forced to make this sacrifice: "it is important to remember that the notion of woman as politically enabled and independent [was] fatally linked [during the eighteenth century] to the unrestrained and vicious exercise of her sexuality".

In 1999, Classic Albums by Collins GEM recognized Ramones as the start of English punk rock and called it the fastest and hardest music that could possibly be concocted, stating: "The songs within were a short, sharp exercise in vicious speed-thrash, driven by ferocious guitars and yet halting in an instant.

Overweight asthmatic children experience greater limitation of physical activity, while insufficient physical activity increases the risk for higher body mass index, thus perpetuating the vicious cycle of asthma, exercise-induced broncho-constriction, decreased physical activity and increased body weight.

Reduced capacity and exercise form a vicious circle that, together with mobility problems, may result in restricted activities and reduced participation in both work and leisure activities.

Potential explanations for the unexplained longitudinal effect include a vicious circle of high adiposity, exercise intolerance, arterial stiffening, and physical inactivity, unmeasured pathways, such as that involving endothelial regulation and adipokines, and inadequate measurement of pathways represented in the maximally adjusted model.

Preponderance of power creates more opposition and a vicious cycle where greater acquisition and exercise of power leads to greater opposition requiring, in turn, acquisition of more power.

These chemicals travel to the brain and make you hungry and tired, so you're more likely to overeat or eat junk food and not exercise, thus creating a vicious cycle and perpetuating the storage of more belly fat.

Many GPs also mentioned that there was a vicious circle: due to pain when exercising, people move less and eat more due to accompanying frustration and sometimes depression.

25 Furthermore, knee pain often reduces subjects' adherence to prescribed exercise programs, resulting in a vicious cycle where pain results in increased muscle weakness and further increases in pain.

Disasters contribute to a vicious cycle of poverty, preventing children from exercising their rights; and families and communities from realizing their development potential.