Sentence examples for in its intensive from inspiring English sources

The Harlem Children's Zone is not the only block-by-block effort to ease poverty, though it is unusual in its intensive focus on children.

That means the hospital can accept fewer patients, especially in its intensive and critical care units.

In its intensive effort to recruit census takers, the bureau has announced the job openings in letters and cards mailed to every residence in the country.

He finally got a trial at a small surgery center in Macon, Ga., and in 2008, North Shore also agreed to a trial in its intensive care unit.

An elderly woman had been in its intensive care unit for a week, on dialysis; her family wanted to do whatever possible to keep her alive, no matter the cost.

I am, of course, referring to what in Latin America is often called "the first 9/11": September 11, 1973, when the U.S. succeeded in its intensive efforts to overthrow the democratic government of Salvador Allende in Chile with a military coup that placed General Pinochet's brutal regime in office.

In spite of its intensive application in precipitation and stream-flow data, the log-logistic distribution (LLD) [16] statistical model, to the best of our knowledge, has never been applied to radar foliage clutter.

The deaths came as the Bush administration prepared to dispatch two envoys to Israel, on Sunday, in its first intensive drive for peace in the Middle East.

In contrast with its intensive efforts to help locate America's missing, the government has no formal program to account for its own lost soldiers.

Recently, a 1-year "adult critical care" nursing post-basic program incorporated emergency nursing in addition to its intensive care nursing curriculum.

The VA's low rates of serious default are attributable in part to its intensive, hands-on servicing of mortgages.