Sentence examples for hugely intensive from inspiring English sources
During the Stasi's reign, this type of intelligence was the product of covert bugs and undercover spies, a hugely intensive task that kept theirs 91,000 staff busy.
"Before it wasn't difficult to a make a lot of money in the animated field," said Doug Creutz, a senior analyst with Cowen and Co. "Now, the competition is hugely intensive...
To recreate the whole process from the original formulation of this definition of RA would be hugely intensive in terms of financial and human resource, and seems unlikely to yield a vastly different model.
A hugely water intensive crop, one shirt can use up to 2,700 litres.
Comics are hugely labour intensive compared with many other forms of reporting and, yes, a tiny part of her worries that while she was busy drawing Rolling Blackouts, things changed almost beyond recognition in two of the three countries it depicts.
Shell has also indicated it will slow its controversial Canadian oil tar sands investments, which are hugely energy intensive amid concerns over its future in Nigeria where violence is hampering its operations.
They are also brainstorming on ways to bolster their computing power, since continuously running an analysis of each pixel of data taken every 250 square meters on the continental scale is "hugely computationally intensive," Dr. Mulligan said.
This might work for some populations, for example Somali groups, but is unlikely to be viable for most: collecting such data would be hugely labour intensive, and in populations where for decades people have left pastoral production because of drought, conflict, schooling and myriad other reasons, such approaches would only capture a particular social subset.
Construction using steel and concrete is hugely carbon intensive.
