Sentence examples for Sounds intensive from inspiring English sources

It sounds intensive – was Camberwell useful?

I'm not saying that everybody [with schizophrenia] can be a professor, but most people I think can live up to their "potential". That sounds intensive and expensive.

Q. Sounds labor intensive.

The solution sounds fairly intensive.

Sounds labor-intensive, but that's how recycling is.

But getting to a point where you sell 10 million devices in three years doesn't sound capital intensive– especially when you consider the mega rounds it's taking to scale the biggest consumer Web names.

The process of linking the shop's stock to digital content displayed in the app — such as product photos, but also item-specific info such as sizing, plus additional related content such as reviews and catwalk videos — may sound labour intensive from the retailer's point of view but Reid claims the process has been "very much designed with the retailer in mind and simplicity of scale".

Take a copy along whenever you buy a game or other video- and sound-intensive application to make sure that it will work with what you have.

Mr. Kaskade refers to the process as "mixing," however, saying he believes that the term "editing" may sound labor-intensive to the amateur videographer.

If all this activity sounds very processor-intensive, Shine CEO and co-founder Ron Porat claims that's not the case – they've figured out how to make it work using less than 1percentt of the CPU.

One team of researchers found white noise helped reduced awakenings to common intensive care unit sounds, by smoothing the difference between baseline and peaks in noise.