Sentence examples for work recreational from inspiring English sources

They were imported for farm and utility work; recreational riding and racing were not major activities.

The breed association and its breeders are trying to secure the future of the Trait du Nord by finding new markets, especially in the areas of recreational riding, agricultural work, recreational and competitive driving.

Recently studies have included broader outcome measures that reflect performance in self-care, household, work, recreational, and social activities.

Three disability questions measure the interference over the past 6 months caused by pain with respect to: work; recreational, social, and family activities; and, daily activities.

Through scrutiny of the items on the NDI, it is focused on the self-reported beliefs in one's capacity to perform a number of functional activities ('can' do), some specific (lifting, reading, driving), some generic (work, recreational activities).

Side-by-side utility vehicles range from micro-pickups built for farm work to recreational screamers like the RZR.

Patients with moderate to severe COPD are limited commonly in their abilities to perform usual tasks, such as work activities, recreational exercise, and hobbies.

High-risk alcohol use, use of prescribed drugs and aspects of work and recreational environments were identified as warranting particular attention.

As a result, to meet the demand of residential, commercial, educational, work and recreational facilities for this ever increasing population; Shimla once famous for its natural settings, beautiful buildings and marvelous townscape; has undergone tremendous change and has numerous issues and problems of development.

"Canon is excited to offer consumers a go-anywhere option in the camcorder market," said Yuichi Ishizuka, senior vice president and general manager, Consumer Imaging Group, Canon U.S.A. "By broadening our accessory offerings, Canon can now service an expanded audience of those who need water-resistant products for their work or recreational use".

Conventional thinking in Canada, the EU, and the USA emphasizes the importance of legislative and regulatory controls, public safety awareness through education, effective policing services, the creation of safe work and recreational environments, and the promotion of neuroprotective technologies all in the battle to prevent the deleterious impact of TBIs on society.