Sentence examples for be very intensive from inspiring English sources

"Our work in the next few weeks will be very intensive".

"It's going to be very intensive," admitted 72-year-old Paul Jackson, a retired businessman.

Also, after the early stages of import substitution, protected new industries tended to be very intensive in the use of capital and especially of imported capital goods.

After the early stages of import substitution, protected new industries tended to be very intensive in the use of capital and especially of imported capital goods—i.e., tangible items such as buildings, machinery, and equipment produced and used in the production of other goods and services.

In a product development cycle interaction between design and analysis should be very intensive.

"That world I think is going to be very intensive labor to be replacing batteries, and it's also very expensive.

"The whole season was very intensive, we never gave up, so it was not a case of being too intensive.

"The negotiations were very intensive," SAS's chief executive, Mats Jansson, said in a statement.

For an African woman in her reproductive years (between the ages of 15 and 49), the workload is very intensive.

"The course is very intensive - I was working 50 works a week if you include both contact hours and study time.

I had last year the thing with my knee after the World Cup which was very intensive for me and I had a break at October.