Sentence examples for walking due from inspiring English sources

Reasons for drop-out from the three-day walking group were a death in the family (n = 1; dropout in Week 8), pain in the knees (n = 1; Week 7) and a torn Achilles tendon (n = 1; Week 7), and from the five-day walking groups were pain while walking due to leg length discrepancies (n = 1; Week 12) and development of Bakers' Cyst causing pain while walking (n = 1; Week 9).

Q. Are there activities you have had to give up? A. I have problems with walking due to a loss of balance, and I've developed breathing problems, so I can't go to as many meetings as I used to.

Older peoples' mobility is also unchanged; nevertheless, fewer respondents are stating difficulties in walking due to barriers in the outdoor environments as reason to avoid outdoor mobility.

The prothrombotic, hypofibrinolytic state that develops in patients with intermittent claudication (IC) upon walking due to ischemia-reperfusion injury (IRI) of the leg muscles may contribute to the high incidence of life- and limb-threatening thrombotic events observed in this patient group.

In September 2017, four men had to be rescued from England's highest mountain after "becoming incapable of walking due to cannabis use," according the local police force.

Patients may have difficulty walking due to muscle weakness and the involuntary and uncontrollable movement complications caused by parkinsonism and chorea.

Or walk due west, past the Pond to Wollman Rink, which affords an above-the-trees view of the towers at the park's southern end.

They drove into the California desert, and, a half mile apart but connected by walkie-talkie, they planned to walk due south, unrolling identical five-mile-long strings.

On British producers' slates, such projects increasingly coexist with versions of novels located overseas, such as Ben Fountain's Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (due in January) and Eleanor Catton's The Luminaries (in production for the BBC).

Her medical condition was poor, and she could not walk due to generalized muscle weakness.

While sitting, the patient was falling to the right and was unable to stand or walk due to the vertigo.