"exhausting activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to activities that require a lot of energy and effort. For example: "This weekend I'm going to be doing some exhausting activities, such as climbing a mountain and running a marathon."
But in general juggling two exhausting activities produces … additional exhaustion.
This will surely make you feel much happier about returning to your home, since it will feel like a haven of rest and relaxation, if you spend your days filled with exhausting activities, outside of the home.
Of course, such exhausting activities typically last only an hour or two, after which guests return to the extreme pampering of the traditional spa vacation.
Hawkwatching is a crazy, cosmic, exhilarating, and exhausting activity.
But much of the part involves spans of quick-paced sung dialogue and calls for exhausting physical activity.
Anyone who has played sevens will know how exhausting an activity it can be, with 14 players on two teams struggling to cover acres of ground designed to sap the strength of more than twice that number.
"The initial days of the government," says analyst Milan Vaishnav, "have been characterised by an almost exhausting hyper-activity in many respects".
Our hypothesis for this prominent difference in cytotoxicity imparted by MCPs is the synergy of selective cytotoxicity of ZnO nanoparticles via reactive oxygen species (ROS) and exhausting scavenging activity of cancerous cells, which further enhance the cytotoxicity of Fe3O4 NPs on cancer cells.
On the day preceding the tests, all subjects were requested to abstain from alcohol, not to perform any kind of exhausting physical activity, and to go to bed no later than 11 00 p.m.
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Practice an exhausting sport activity in the day in order to sleep extremely tired.
