Sentence examples for far more intensive from inspiring English sources

Current zoning, he said, would allow far more intensive development.

The division also scheduled quarterly inspections of Refuge for the next year, a far more intensive regimen than normal.

That's surveillance far more intensive, and more granular, than anything Walgreens or Bank of America will ever manage.

British troops have had far more intensive training in recent years to improve cultural awareness, to assist them to cope with the environment of Afghanistan, and to not inadvertently offend Afghan soldiers.

If pre-k is to accomplish the lasting benefits for disadvantaged students shown in research studies, far more intensive and expensive programming will be required.

The results of the tests confirm that epistasis is far more intensive in ensembles of functional networks, and more importantly, that it is more frequent to find epistasis in functional networks than in arbitrary ones as the mutational load increases.

That is not a completely fair comparison, of course, as growing algae is far more capital intensive, and requires the plants to be force-fed with CO2.

For years, aquaculturists have been making the very salient point that farming land animals, like cows and sheep, is far more freshwater intensive, and carries a far greater carbon footprint, than farming fish.

Supermarkets are far more energy intensive than the greengrocers that are facing extinction (a 2005 study by the IGD, a food research organisation, documented the loss of 2,157 unaffiliated independent convenience retailers, compared to only 1,079 the year before).

However, it can take a car up to 8km before the engine is running at maximum efficiency, meaning short journeys are far more fuel intensive per kilometre than long distance journeys.

College students expecting investment in higher education to pay them a decent career dividend must therefore hope that our private sector businesses become far more skills intensive in the coming years".