Sentence examples for are especially intense from inspiring English sources

The pressures are especially intense for those who struggle on the margins.

Colleges are encapsulated communities in which peer group pressures are especially intense and pervasive.

So the feelings of anger, rejection, and abandonment that occur after many deaths are especially intense and difficult to sort out after a suicide.

"The Maillard reactions are especially intense in hamburgers because a flat patty has a high ratio of surface area to volume".

The demands on her time are especially intense, since it is central to BComú's principles and media strategy that the organisation's figurehead stays on the same level as her supporters, taking public transport and attending neighbourhood BComú meetings where possible.

In California, where the Teachers Association, the prison guards' union, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, or Afscme, are particularly influential, confrontations are especially intense, though some union officials concede something needs to change.

For one thing, its labor-intensiveness is especially intense: it is 14 feet square.

But Mr. Metheny was especially intense.

The pressure is especially intense in Europe.

Competition for foreign investments is especially intense.

But this one was especially intense.