Sentence examples for done intensive from inspiring English sources

The company has done intensive work on M-RAM, with the aim of eventually surpassing existing memory products.

Dr. Jeannette Graf, a dermatologist in Great Neck, N.Y., went further, saying she had done "intensive medical searches on this very ingredient" and found that "there are absolutely no scientific studies that show that gold has any effect in firming or revitalizing the skin, nor that it reduces wrinkles or gives skin a plumped, golden glow".

News broke in May that the Justice Department had seized records of calls on more than 20 phone lines used by Associated Press reporters over a two-month period and had also done intensive surveillance of a Fox News reporter that included obtaining phone records and reading his emails.

"We're doing intensive staff work with each of these," he said.

Of course, Kroll routinely does intensive opposition research — "digging up dirt" — in corporate battles.

They'll basically just have to be doing intensive English and maths lessons for the first term, which is ridiculous.

Philanthropy is more meaningful, she says, if people follow their passions but also do intensive research and evaluation.

They did intensive lobbying, worked with the press, and did their best to convince those present that "women are central to bringing peace and stability".

"She left the case open and ordered the kids returned on a trial basis and ordered A.C.S. to do intensive supervision," Mr. Bookstaver said.

Some parts of refineries may run nonstop for three to five years, refinery experts say, and when they shut, numerous workers are brought in to do intensive servicing.

Animal welfare in food production 9 May, 2.30pm Does intensive animal production really represent acceptable animal welfare standards, and how much should we care?