Sentence examples for intensive pursuit from inspiring English sources

The now ex-champion, I have always contended, has the frame of a light-heavyweight, on which — by exercise, a virtuous life, and an intensive pursuit of sleep — he has packed another dozen pounds or so of muscle.

In many cases, this labor chaos is sparking an intensive pursuit of new careers.

Such doctrinal writing, expounding innermost convictions and sometimes representing a diversion from more intensive pursuits, constitutes a by no means negligible portion of the writings of the philosopher Bertrand Russell, of the poet William Butler Yeats, and others.

These observations indicate a transition in PA behaviour, likely due to a shift of leisure time activities towards less intensive pursuits with increasing age.

A possible shift from unstructured play activities towards less intensive pursuits during leisure time is likely to make sport club participation a more important contributor to daily time in MVPA with increasing age.

This has dramatically lowered the cost of spying — traditionally a labor-intensive pursuit that carries the risk of arrest or worse — and made more institutions viable targets.

Construction, a labor-intensive pursuit, also tends to employ temporary workers; they are less expensive to hire and easier to fire.

He and other advocates of reducing patent length said software should not be lumped with businesses like automaking and other machine-intensive pursuits that require large capital investment.

Those who tout efficiency hold out the hazy hope that the consumer will some day max out his appetite for energy-intensive pursuits like driving and flying and channel his time into energy-light activities like stamp collecting.

For now, secure examination with identity authentication remains a labour-intensive and costly pursuit.

Nevertheless, during intensive breeding human pursuits quality related traits such as protein content and lipid content, for which there are lots of small effect QTLs responsible.