Sentence examples for held intense from inspiring English sources
For the past week, they have held intense meetings, many dragging on late into the night, to discuss how to restructure their organization and stay relevant.
The transit workers union and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority held intense negotiations all day yesterday, with the two sides clashing over whether progress was being made.
The challenge came as United's labor unions held intense negotiations on $2.56 billion in concessions that the airline is seeking as part of its bankruptcy reorganization plan.
The phenomenon rang alarm bells as far back as 2005, when banks, national treasuries and the European Commission held intense internal debates on why the spreads between Germany and other countries did not seem to reflect the differing risks, said a senior Brussels official involved with bank regulation.
He is also certain to be heavily involved in the race for borough president, having already held intense discussions with two candidates: State Senator Pedro Espada Jr., an archenemy of the Democratic organization, and Willie Colon, an internationally known salsa musician, who made his first run for office in 1994 by running against Mr. Engel for Congress.
Tom Harkin of Iowa, the bill's chief sponsor in the Senate with Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, has held intense talks in recent days with several Democrats, including Ms. Feinstein and Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania, who recently left the Republican Party.
NIR persistent luminescence of the sample can last longer than 7200 s and still hold intense intensity.
NIR persistent luminescence of the ZGGO Cr3+,Eu3+ can last longer than 7200 s and still hold intense intensity.
Americans, by contrast, hold intense religious beliefs but belong to many different faiths and denominations.
The myth may hold intense meaning for Hondurans, he said, but for archeologists it was mostly a distraction.
He also holds intense sessions with earnest young Yemeni men, whom he dazzles with tales of bin Laden and imprecations against the West, while cautioning them against terrorism.
