Sentence examples for an intensively from inspiring English sources

Orozco entered the dauntingly trackless field of contemporary art with momentum from an intensively cultivated childhood.

One bottleneck has recently been converted from open prairie to an intensively developed natural gas field.

Since redistricting is an intensively political exercise, it should in theory benefit Republicans.

However, as chicken is generally an intensively reared and potentially chemically tainted meat, it is worthwhile having it in organic and free-range form.

After all, artists, as members of an intensively networked and mutually supportive community, have been giving each other gifts, which is the subject of this charming summer show.

There are seven and they are very well used, because this is an intensively residential area with a high proportion of children.

The town serves an intensively cultivated hinterland on the southwest border of the Fens, a reclaimed region adjoining the North Sea.

Situated in a loop of the Marne River in an intensively cultivated region, it has been an agricultural market centre since medieval times.

They take an intensively protective attitude toward her, despite her leadership role, perhaps because she suffers from asthma and kidney disease.

"The only technique," the English critic F.R. Leavis wrote in 1957, "is that which compels words to express an intensively personal way of feeling".

Preference reversals are an intensively discussed phenomenon in decision making under risk.