Sentence examples for be intense to from inspiring English sources

The response to these revelations was always going to be intense, to say the least.

Media and market pressures will be intense to reach agreement as soon as possible.

The danger is that we would be given a fait accompli by Washington and the pressure would be intense to accept what was on the table, because what else would be available when we have left the EU?" Special court One of the main worries about TTIP – and existing trade rules – is the power given to large corporations to sue governments.

In their one or two in-person encounters, he said, she "seemed pretty intense, but you'd have to be intense to even attempt to transcribe the volume of material that she attempts to".

Since sex bias has to be intense to be detected by any of the applied test statistics [ 56], we cannot rule out that such a bias might exist in the case of single dispersers.

Remember, exercise doesn't need to be intense to be effective even a 20-minute walk is good progress.

These interviews were intense to the point of exhaustion.

That means the competition is intense, to say the least.

"It's intense to do," Rheon nods with a slight wince.

Their distrust of anything connected with image is intense to the point of comedy.

It was intense to learn about that kind of world in all its gruesome detail.