Sentence examples for even more intensive from inspiring English sources

Even more intensive has been the energy directed toward legislative reform.

The new prediction prompted an even more intensive period of work at the Sny.

That meant the gymnasts were about to experience even more intensive training back at his ranch in the outback of Texas.

Another risk is that Mr. Assad might respond to the attack by firing missiles at Turkey or Jordan or mounting even more intensive attacks against civilians.

Verizon could also benefit from its biggest competitor being distracted by the huge effort needed to win approval for its deal, let alone the even more intensive effort of meshing AT&T's operations with T-Mobile's.

Of necessity, then, Africana philosophy must be an even more intensive and extensive interdisciplinary enterprise.

This is even more computationally intensive but promises information that is more useful on the ground.

The struggle for the capital could continue, he said, "for 10 days, or two months, or even more," with intensive street fighting, but eventual victory would lie with the Iraqis.

The problem is that despite much industry hype, carbon capture and storage has never been proven on a commercial industrial scale, is unlikely to be able to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, and if implemented could entail a pipeline infrastructure even more energy intensive and environmentally problematic than the extant fossil fuel system.

Unfortunately, most of these chips are not year 2000-compliant, and fixing them is even more labor intensive than debugging COBOL.

This would suggest that programs elsewhere may be even more labor intensive than the Malawi program.