Yet, in addition to learning another language, their children might unintentionally be getting intensive training in perspective taking, which could make them better communicators in any language.
They will be getting intensive scrutiny from opposition research operations, the news media and the public for that much longer, increasing the chances that a gaffe or position change could harm their campaigns.
All marshals are getting more intensive training on a variety of issues, such as how the airlines work and marksmanship, the report said.
His response is, "O.K., but did you ask your patient what he wants?" Some patients are getting "multimillion-dollar workups" in the intensive care unit, he said, but make their wishes known by pulling out tubes.
Communication skills with patients and family are getting more and more important in intensive care units (ICUs), especially for end-of-life conditions.
The first climate analysis, led by Richard Muller of the University of California, Berkeley, has been getting an intensive scrub by experts and the engaged public, which can be reviewed at my previous (continually updated) post.
The tendency is that this type of involvement in the discussions on public good and in actions for producing, improving and defending it is getting increasingly intensive.
The competition for access to resources is getting more intensive and the risks of personal failure in the management of tasks are and will be omnipresent.
None of the interviewees mentioned this but they did talk about the everyday weather becoming more 'extreme', everything is getting more intensive and they perceived the weather to be more 'unstable'unstable
"I've been making that argument that winter is shortening, but you're getting these more intensive periods in that shorter winter," Dr. Cohen said.
