Sentence examples for How intensively from inspiring English sources
How intensively did he — does he — work on the house?
What is absorbing is how intensively worked every part of the surface is.
It remains to be seen how intensively the air war will be waged during the summer, when voters' attention is usually elsewhere.
Perhaps it is not surprising that the question of how intensively German law enforcement consulted with American intelligence has been little discussed in the German press.
Activity ratios, relating to the turnover of such asset categories as inventories, accounts receivable, and fixed assets, show how intensively a firm is employing its assets.
It was also not clear how intensively the government would actually get involved in the cleanup, or whether it would allow Tepco to remain in charge.
The question rather is how to intensively treat type 2 diabetes over the many years and decades of the progression of the disease to consistently keep A1C levels <7.0% over the entire cycle of type 2 diabetes.
"We're discussing very intensively how to expand our strategic cooperation between VW and FAW on a long term," Mr. Heizmann said.
However, little is known about how broadly and intensively communities are implementing combinations of programs and policies that address childhood nutrition, physical activity, and weight control.
Given that CM may be particularly relevant in treating the complex needs of youth with DBPs served in UC outpatient psychotherapy services, and anecdotal reports from clinicians suggest that coordination of care is crucial, it is important to characterize how often and intensively CM is used in community-based psychotherapy and what predicts clinician use of this element of treatment.
Despite the growing research base on efficacious interventions for youth with DBPs, little is known about how often or intensively psychotherapeutic strategies that are common in EBPs interventions for children with DBPs are being utilized by community-based clinicians (Garland et al. 2006a, b; Zima et al. 2005).
