Sentence examples for feels intensive from inspiring English sources

He feels intensive care needs to be reorganised to reduce stress but psychological problems are best dealt with in follow-up clinics.

The thought of having to network for another month, to meet just another 20 people felt time intensive so I developed a referral system which encouraged people I knew, and trusted, to refer their single friends to me.

To develop a scale for assessing "difficulties felt by intensive care unit (ICU) nurses providing end-of-life care" (DFINE).

Researchers at a conference at the University of York highlighted the discovery of "concerning, expected" new symptoms felt by intensive users of cannabis and synthetic alternatives like Spice, such as agitation and impulse control problems.

SDI planners felt that intensive investment in these four areas would spill out and spur economic development in the rest of the Wild Coast region.

Most care providers feel, that intensive therapy should be implemented from the first day of diagnosis, because they have the impression that quality of life of the patient is superior compared to conventional therapy.

By owning the hardware completely, Oculus isn't beholden to what updates need to be installed or what app you have to click, it's all very simple and feels remarkably less labor-intensive.

But Chuck Workman's documentary "Magician: The Astonishing Life and Work of Orson Welles" feels almost willfully highlight-intensive, an archival/editing dare for this clip-assembly master to touch on as many elements as possible, as quickly as possible.

"That felt very labor intensive and an old media approach," said Mr. Standen of a bureau system.

It is increasingly felt that, as intensive care consultants are involved in the decision-making process for every admission, the consultant from the referring team should also be involved in the referral process.

"This hard, intensive seven months feels like it should end in a final.