Sentence examples for To be activities from inspiring English sources

"The results suggest that moments reported in the 24-hour period tend to be activities that occur daily (e.g., foods, bedtime) and moments reported in the three-month period tend to reflect infrequent occurrences like holidays or life events," say Asai and co.

These seem to be activities or experiencings that we may (following Aristotle) regard as activities, at least for present purposes.

New Year's resolutions tend to be activities we set to improve ourselves in some way, and most of the time, we don't look forward to doing more "work".

They had to be activities I would recommend to a friend, and they had to be available to the public, even if it's for a price.

The facility-based consultations were considered to be activities with a low level of complexity.

As shown in Table  2, twelve items identified as high learning needs (mean ≥0.5) were also reported to be activities performed more frequently on average (mean >3.5).

But that is activity, not productivity, and it also tends to be activity that is self-protective not organizationally important.

For its part, the company seems to be activity courting some of the big names.

"Human good," he writes, "turns out to be activity of soul exhibiting excellence".

Don't try to be activity conscious, rather focus on the meaningful results that each goal and your current process can bring.

NL1 cleavage has been shown to be activity dependent.