Sentence examples for an intensive time from inspiring English sources

It's an intensive time and the Christmas singing becomes the main part of what you're doing each day.

I've had six weeks of it: an intensive time with the boys [he has two sons, Isaac and Jacob, who are six and three].

This "experiment" in living on the outskirts of town was an intensive time of examination for Thoreau, as he drew close to nature and contemplated the final ends of his own life, which was otherwise at risk of ending in quiet desperation.

The primary purpose of this study was to examine the synchronous and temporal relations between engagement in activities and the two primary dimensions of affect namely, positive and negative affect using an intensive time-series design called concomitant time series analysis (CTSA).

His experience had led him to confirm that upcycling was a labour intensive, time consuming and a costly process with a huge probability of consumer's subjective disappointment.

It's a particularly intensive time; student choreographers are allotted 15 hours of studio time, which, in Mr. Martins's estimation, is the middle ground between how long it took Balanchine to choreograph (one minute of a dance per hour of rehearsal) and Jerome Robbins (one minute in five hours).

Add a labor intensive time element to this foundation and the results are transcending.

Therefore, the confounding health effects between an intensive activity time use and an active travel could be revealed through the direct and indirect effects of travel time and activity time use (activity duration) on the self-reported health scores.

Plus, writing literary fiction is widely accepted as a more intensive, time-consuming endeavor than writing plot-based romances, crime novels, fantasy, or the kind of emotional family mysteries I write.

However, reprogramming of somatic cells is an intensive and time consuming process and karyotypic abnormalities are known to occur after extended periods in culture.

The postdoc is, after all, a research-intensive time when you're supposed to be beefing up your publications, establishing your research program, and developing your professional network--in short, making yourself as competitive as possible for the job market.