The phrase "intense circumstances" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a situation or set of conditions that are particularly difficult, challenging, or demanding. Example: The team of doctors worked tirelessly to save the patient's life under intense circumstances, with limited resources and time constraints.
It says a great deal that even under these intense circumstances so many startling dishes, and some outstanding ones, emerged from behind the terse menu labels.
But among patients and staff, as long as people are not ridiculing others, she wants to encourage more of the dark humour that can thrive in such intense circumstances.
After an explosion that introduces potential lovers in the 1994 movie "Speed," the female character says: "You're not going to get mushy on me, are you?... Relationships that start under intense circumstances, they never last".
The three-day game against Lancashire, which has also been identified as a suitable fixture for Joe Root's first appearance of the season by the England management, would allow him to test the elbow in less intense circumstances than a Championship match, before going on face Durham in a competition fixture the following week.
Starting with Active which will provide little to no protection under intense circumstances.
"Players become Batman, like he has never been seen before in a video game, as he fights through intense circumstances in Arkham Asylum utilizing his intuitive detective skills and aggressive melee attacks".
To explain the large difference between our solution and the ETSI standard under intense traffic circumstances, we investigated the amount of DENM packets transmitted by each node.
Indeed, there aren't many places on earth where such intense and bizarre circumstances could be duplicated.
Mark Clattenburg is one of the elite referees in world football and, in these circumstances, the intense level of scrutiny would detract from the match and be unfair to the club and the supporters of both sides".
It is within the public lounges of both the Shelbourne and Merrion Hotels, over pots of tea or a drink, that the most abiding characteristic of Dublin's citizens can be witnessed, unadulterated by changing economic circumstances: the intense hum of conversation.
Later implementation of FP6 might have evoked, depending on the circumstances, more intense (positive or negative) responses in the surveys than the more distant FP5.
