Sentence examples for extensive and intense from inspiring English sources

To simply reject out of hand the church's extensive and intense program to heal and correct suggests the possibility of an anti-Catholic agenda more concerned with Catholic teachings than with child abuse.

"The American Muslim community has had extensive and intense conversations in the last decade about our role in society," said Qazi, 41. "What you're seeing is the coming of a new generation of American Muslims being emotionally and physically invested in whatever transpires in society". .

The staining in the normal cases extended over a variable proportion (median 60%) of the gastric pit, but appeared more extensive and intense on the surface (see Figure1I).

Expression of bcl-2 in colonic crypts > 5 cm from the tumours was confined to crypt bases but was more extensive and intense in normal crypts < 5 mm from cancers.

After extensive surveying and intense lobbying efforts by interested parties (who recognized the enormous potential for tourism that such a highway represented), the final route was approved by Congress.

One explanation for this finding might be the advantage of avoiding unnecessary and aggressive therapy, taking into account the high morbidity and mortality of extensive surgery and intense radiation and chemotherapy: in our study group, in 9/188 patients death was caused by surgery or postoperative morbidity and in four further patients by radiotherapy.

These changes are the result of extensive and often intense discussions with Facebook," she said.

More pronounced involvement of the motor cortex and parietal lobe when compared with the anterior frontal or occipital cortex was also confirmed morphologically with extensive micro-vacuolar change and intense deposition of synaptic abnormal prion protein.

Caritas has witnessed an 88% jump in requests for help in Jerez in a year, and the organisation estimates that "poverty has become more extensive, more intense and is getting chronic".

There are no comparable immunity procedures for Battered Women's Syndrome defense, and the defense requires extensive evidentiary findings, expert testimony, and intense evaluation of the defendant's life.

S. planifrons predation on the living coral tissue of these secondary microhabitats has been chronic and intense, resulting in extensive coral mortality and proliferation of algal gardens (Figure 1).