Sentences with phrase «lot of intensive work»

After a lot of intensive work and all of your helpful input, I'm excited to tell about a new solution that I've created to help authors at every level.

Thankfully, I did a lot of intensive work to understand the role I played in the demise of my second marriage, and I learned how to act differently although it's a work in progress.

Thankfully, I did a lot of intensive work to understand what I did to contribute to the demise of my second marriage, and I learned how to act differently although it's a work in progress.

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He said: «The Royal Mail has a diminishing revenue stream but the nature of its work is very labour intensive, it employs and has employed a lot of people.

His work was very mathematical and computer - intensive, two of my strengths at the time, and we made a lot of progress on a small project about galaxy motions in the nearby universe.

Yet even I have to admit that expressions of self - pity grow tedious in my line of work, which most people don't recognize as a labor - intensive, soul - sucking exercise, probably on account of the fact that when compared to a lot of other things you might find yourself stuck doing, it's not so bad.

A lot of this time was spent working closely with an emergency hospital where she also picked up intensive care skills and developed lasting relationships with the emergency team.

There's a lot of back - office administrative work that needs to be done as well as some pretty intensive technology challenges to merge systems and infrastructure.

I listen a lot in the studio while I'm working — it's kind of a way of having company, especially if I'm doing something that is quite labour - intensive but the focus it requires is more general, more like patience.

Also, a lot of people are doing labor - intensive work: James Siena, Tara Donovan.

There are two more powerful CPUs are available as well, if you do a lot of CPU - intensive work.

«This really means a lot, because many times kids will come in with nothing,» said Mary Batten, a graduate of the Ross Medical Assistant program currently working in Charleston Area Medical Center's Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.

He still does a lot of work with couples, much of which is in intensive therapy sessions.

Progressing to flips may take some time because they are typically cash intensive and you need to know a lot of contractors to get the work done on time and within budget.

and its a lot of work and very capital intensive.