Sentence examples for embark on intensive from inspiring English sources

Before filming, Scorsese chose to embark on intensive research.

Although lacking a strong evidence base, it may be necessary to embark on intensive courses of anti-reflux therapy, because in contrast to the symptoms of heartburn, which usually resolve after a few days treatment, improvement in cough seems to take much longer [ 18, 22].

Tusk, who is charged with delivering the deal on Thursday, is embarking on intensive shuttle diplomacy across EU capitals on Monday as the leaders of Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic meet in Prague to hammer out a common position.

I embarked on intensive leadership development.

Mr. Silver plans to embark on an intensive schmooze campaign to solidify his standing in the chamber, according to people close to him, and his allies predicted that he would learn from his mistakes and emerge stronger for the experience.

Students will embark on "an intensive study of the scientific concepts at the core of Biophilia's songs, including crystalline structures, lunar phases, viruses and more," as well as learn how to use the Biophilia apps for music composition.

He embarked on an intensive study of philosophy, both Indian and European.

Spurred on by enthusiastic legislators, the university embarked on an intensive campaign to make the team a national power.

Recruited into army intelligence, he gave up classical Greek and Latin and embarked on an intensive course in written Japanese.

Subsequently he embarked on an intensive study of construction practice and of the craftsmanship involved in building.

With use of homeless shelters in New York City at record levels, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has embarked on an intensive program to make city-run shelters safer.