"work with intensity" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to put in a lot of effort and focus into one's work. Example: John was determined to finish his project on time, so he worked with intensity for weeks, often staying late at the office.
"We work with intensity and in a very personal way.
Cameron said he would continue to work with "intensity and with grit" to reform the scale, size and scope of the E.U., but conceded that the task of keeping Britain in the bloc was now harder.
It is worth the effort, however, at least it was on Wednesday evening at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater, when the Limón Dance Company performed the work with intensity and palpable joy.
"Whether we are safe or not we need to pride ourselves on being our best and we were way short of that today". "We worked with intensity and we imposed, little by little over the 90 minutes, our superiority.
The recent British Medical Association BMAA) national survey of GPs reported 34%% GPs intending to retire within the next 5 years and 17%% hoping to change to part-time work, with workload intensity and volume being the predominant factors driving these intentions; 16 % said that they thought that their stress was significant and unmanageable.[ 10].
Friendly teams of animators work with quiet intensity in the gloom of the basement.
Those five words inspired me to lean into my work with greater intensity.
So an audience heavily laced with music professionals was surely listening to Mr. Heras-Casado's work with redoubled intensity.
They work with an intensity that suggests they would rather concentrate on the task at hand than the fast-approaching end.
There I would work, with an intensity I can recall vividly … I cannot know what I would be doing now had I not cemented my process, as I did there".
These are the tapeheads, the geeks, the throngs of workaday Phil Schaaps, who approach the band's body of work with the intensity and the attention to detail that one might bring to birding, baseball, or the Talmud.
