Sentence examples for almost as intense from inspiring English sources

And Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's ever-expanding capital city across the Strait of Johor, has a food scene almost as intense.

The battles among groups that represent former forced laborers have been almost as intense as the bargaining with German leaders.

Recently, however, "three bases" and "four bases"- almost as intense as you can go on a color strip -- have surged.

They appear here every year but this time they were accompanied by another fungus whose colour is almost as intense.

ANXIETY about Europe's continuing sovereign-debt and banking crises is almost as intense in boardrooms as it is in chancelleries and on trading floors.

Competition for boxes of M&M candies bearing the Presidential seal is almost as intense as that for serious "face time" with the President.

Notably, the force placed on the mandible during mastication is almost twice as intense to the force generated during walking [ 53, 54].

Although their training is almost as lengthy and intense as that of medical doctors, few veterinarians can expect to be even half as financially successful, according to the American Animal Hospital Assn., the national certifying organization based in Lakewood, Colo.

A home crowd -- particularly at the college or high school level -- becomes, for a few hours at least, a cohesive, interdependent community:  Fans who might disagree sharply on matters of politics, religion, lifestyle, or just about any topic, join voices in passionate advocacy of their squad, or, almost as often, in intense criticism of the referees.

Once this venting activity "turns on", the true nucleus is almost invariably invisible from Earth, as intense material in the inner coma then tends to mask the tiny nucleus.

It could even be said of his "Rocks at L'Estaque" of 1882 that it can be read almost as a self-portrait, so intense was his stubborn determination to get on the mat with his intractable subject.