The growing ranks of health-insured Americans, early prison releases of tens of thousands with alcohol- and opioid-related offenses, and the increasing pressure of risk-sharing fiscal models are all intense economic drivers of change.
Schnebly Hill Road, Arizona Thirteen miles of intense switchbacks guide drivers through the vast remnants of a primal sea that existed here hundreds of millions of years ago.
Shuddle's main pitch point was their focus on safety: They did intense background checks on drivers, monitored drivers to ensure they stayed on route and didn't speed or text while driving and offered real-time ride tracking to parents.
It was easily one of the most female driver-intense IndyCar events in years.
Ernest Moore, the driver, a wiry, intense man, wearing yellow rubber gloves and a gold hoop earring, got out.
While their intense beams may benefit the driver using them, their resultant glare presents an unquestioned hazard to oncoming traffic.
Hospital and ED utilization have received intense scrutiny as a significant driver of overall health care costs, yet use of observation services has been ignored [12].
Rush is about the intense rivalry between Formula One drivers James Hunt – a foppish English partyboy with an aggressive need for speed, sex and booze – and Niki Lauda, an uptight Austrian interested in rationality, discipline, and tweaking microscopic time advantages out of the car.
Make sure you sit in the second seat behind the driver for the least intense ride (people in the back get tossed around a bit).
It may be described as the language between the car and the track, and it emerges from an intense conversation between engineers, mechanics and drivers.
