Sentence examples for been particularly intense at from inspiring English sources

The fighting has been particularly intense at the city's airport.

That victory came in Los Angeles in 1984, which helps explain the other reason why the interest in Luan is particularly intense at these Games.

The drive is particularly intense at Oldsmobile, where G.M., in advance of the division's looming discontinuation, has offered rebates of up to $3,000 a vehicle, plus a five-year, 60,000-mile warranty.

As it is typical for a severe storm, during this event geomagnetic activity was particularly intense at high latitudes and auroral phenomena were observed even at surprisingly low latitudes around the globe.

This spread could reflect interstate propagation of the virus due to movement of animals or people, which is particularly intense at the southern border with Goiás State (location of the nearest CTGV outbreak) (3 ).

Security has been particularly intense in Tibet and neighbouring Xinjiang.

Nearby is the Tadamon neighborhood, where the fighting has been particularly intense in recent weeks.

Evolution has been particularly intense in the five million years since humans split from chimpanzees.

Since the 1990s, trade winds in the Pacific have been particularly intense.

"Competition is particularly intense among workers at JR West", he said.

This feeling is particularly intense when you are looking at something real rather than a replica — a shrunken head instead of the ugliest woman, an instrument of medieval torture instead of a photograph of a mutant.