The phrase "actions rich" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is abundant in actions or activities, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The project was actions rich, providing numerous opportunities for team collaboration."
Alternatives: "action-packed" or "full of activities".
Maybe it is, but the Aeneid is also a great poem - dynamic and vivid in action, rich in its handling of character, poignant in its dramatisation of the human cost of a higher destiny, stirring and chilling in its depiction of the interaction of the divine and the human.
Step 5: Use Action-Rich Past-Tense Verbs to Describe Your Individual Accomplishments.
By using action-rich verbs and numbers, you highlight your accomplishments in quantitative ways.
Bob sat down with my past list of "action-rich past-tense verbs" and recast his grad school experience in terms of these words and specific past accomplishments.
Today the word "philanthropy", which means love of mankind, is reserved to describe the actions of rich people who receive tax breaks for donating money to art galleries or carefully chosen charities.
This is a world in which every action is rich with consequence.
The goal of that summit is to set up an agreement limiting greenhouse-gas emissions and co-ordinating action in rich and poor countries that would come into force in 2020.
The FAO wants action by rich and poor countries through its International Alliance Against Hunger, bringing together governments, non-governmental organisations and the private sector to find ways of boosting the agricultural productivity of small farmers in poor countries, as well as to provide direct assistance for 200m of the world's hungriest people.
Sarah Evans of UK Uncut said the group believed that measures such as the welfare reform bill were unnecessary and unwanted: "Instead of taking serious action against rich companies' tax-dodging and their fancy corporate lawyers, David Cameron is instead choosing to make the poorest and most isolated pay for the economic crisis they didn't cause.
Helping poor countries to get richer is the most compassionate, moral action the rich world could take.
