"intense deadlines" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where a strict timeline or timeframe is set for completion of a task or project. For example: "We were put under intense deadlines to complete the project on time."
Long snubbed by our print brethren, online journalists were told that we were slaves to the 24-hour news cycle, that these intense deadlines would force us to rush material into print without checking it out.
Then again, I have really great people that work with me and we're really tight, regardless of the intense deadlines and the stress, we have a lot of fun and we laugh a lot and try and make the most of this.
But those cuts were also passed under intense deadline pressure: Under state law, the authority had less than two weeks to approve a budget for 2010.
Today's software, usually written by teams under intense deadline pressure, can rarely match the comforting rigor and predictability of classic machinery.
In Falls Church, volunteers are not even certain which families on the Red Cross list of victims have been overlooked because their record-keeping systems -- assembled from scratch under intense deadline pressure -- are woefully incomplete.
18 NEW YORK/REGION 25-31 From Square 1 to a New Tower After the police raised serious safety concerns about the original design of the Freedom Tower at ground zero, the team of architects and designers had to start from scratch and work under an intense deadline.
A car sales manager, (Patrick Adams, Suits) is given an intense deadline by his father (Chris Mulkey,Whiplash) also the owner of a car dealership.
For those of us who covered it, as I did for The New York Times, it claimed a year of our lives -- a year of endlessly surreal events, backbreaking deadlines, intense bonding and total immersion in the bizarre demimonde of Southern California celebrity, at once unspeakably trivial and the very center of the universe.
It makes sense: Gabriel Ives — who served in the US marine corps for five years, leading 200 soldiers in combat during two deployments in Iraq, and now works in supplier risk management as a governance manager at GE Capital — sees himself, and veterans generally, as especially competent in financial settings that involve intense pressure and deadlines.
The national spotlight on Amash has grown particularly intense as two deadlines approach: the Michigan GOP primary on Aug. 5, and the legal authorization for the government's Export-Import Bank on Sept. 30.
Newspaper journalists face intense pressure to meet deadlines while writing accurate, legally sound copy.
