Sentence examples for more intense work from inspiring English sources

Deeper, more intense work, not unlike the massage therapy one might normally associate with rehabilitation from an injury, is undertaken at fitness centers as a weekly general maintenance measure, often as part of a broader training plan.

Given that the screen is much larger and the device would likely be used for much more intense work, the company wants to ensure that the charger needs to be plugged in for less time and still lasts for a good amount of time.

The Northern Irishman came close to winning in Memphis on Sunday before duck-hooking his drive on the final hole into the water – a horrible shot that cost him the tournament and hinted the flaws that have crept into his swing in recent weeks have not been entirely obliterated by a more intense work regime.

Mr. Turpen, the Toronto airport executive who was previously the chief executive of San Francisco International Airport, suggested yesterday at the Airport Summit that the time had come to begin more intense work on building high-speed rail links tied to the air system.

Even as his later career involves more intense work like the new film Boys of Abu Ghraib and in FX's upcoming vampire show The Strain, Astin has a reputation for being the likable guy on screen audiences root for.

Therefore, it was determined that formative evaluations of these component activities as well as IDEAL project implementation should be completed in order to see what has been accomplished and to determine areas in which more intense work is needed.

Many young people saw the more intense police work as harassment at best, racism at worst.

The myopic changes were most prominent during the semesters with more intense near work.

"Parents themselves are living a more intense life, working faster and harder.

Smiling outside in the warm Adelaide sun, Trudi Klever presents a very different figure than in performance with Dutch theatre company Hotel Modern's Kamp, one of the more intense theatrical works in the 2013 Adelaide festival.

However, the requirements for on-call work have changed over the past few decades, with a tendency for more intense night-call work, often resembling a full night shift, but with a successive shortening of shift lengths in return.