Sentence examples for well trained man from inspiring English sources

The athlete observed in this study was a 49 years old, well trained man who never suffered from prolonged pain during training and showed no significant injury of the lower limbs in his medical history.

At any rate, he was convinced that a well-trained man would accomplish in a short time what one without training would never accomplish.

(Although what you ask is trickier. "Is everything OK?" is bound to get a positive response in a well-trained man).

The sociologist E. Digby Baltzell explained the Bell leaders' concerns in an article published in Harper's magazine in 1955: "A well-trained man knows how to answer questions, they reasoned; an educated man knows what questions are worth asking".

"I just simply wanted to have the most well-trained man next to me in combat.

Terrorists have shown the world time and again that a few well-trained men is all it takes.

Gerre Hancock, the master of choristers at the church, conducts an ensemble of well-trained men and boys, with the period instrument band Concert Royal providing orchestral support.

They added that "an additional 130 well-trained men and women, mainly police officers, and more logistical support to deploy outside Kabul across the country" were needed.

The Mali episode showed — not for the first time — how a few determined and well-trained men with guns can do a lot of harm in remote areas of poor countries.

A full-scale incursion against Hamas's estimated force of 15,000-20,000 anded and well-trained men could cost a lot of Israeli soldiers' lives, more than have ever been killed by the rockets, to say nothing of the hundreds of Palestinians who would undoubtedly die, bringing international condemnation on Israel and destroying the peace process with Mr Abbas.

Similarly, eight well-trained men underwent two maximal and one supramaximal test on a combined arm and leg exercise [33].