Sentence examples for intense collection from inspiring English sources

There are "probably some players" who might be hurt by an intense collection of fans, Franco added.

The average size of rocky intertidal gastropod species in MSA and later coastal middens allows a test of this idea, because smaller size implies more intense collection, and more intense collection is most readily attributed to growth in the number of human collectors.

As an early step on its trek to modernity, the Morgan is presenting the small but intense collection bequeathed to it by the Broadway lyricist Fred Ebb (1928-2004).

A Guardian children's fiction prize-winner, Marcus Sedgwick, is on the shortlist with Midwinterblood, his darkly intense collection of seven interlinked stories, spanning 10 centuries, on the theme of love and sacrifice.

Within eyeshot, for instance, are two striking works from different eras: a plaster corset by Frida Kahlo, the first time this particular one has been shown in a private gallery, and an intense collection of graphite drawings of human skulls and limbs, inspired by the book of Genesis, by the contemporary Israeli artist Dana Harel.

Winkler (2013) fears that the overly intense collection could lead to extinction of the Cordyceps resource.

MR: Ha! Mathieu, rumor has it--well, not really since the Billboard piece on you confirmed it--that you own one of the more intense collections of Prince releases and memorabilia.

The paradox, of course, is that Google's intense data collection and number crunching have led it to the same conclusions that good managers have always known.

The same can be said about our clinically recruited, high-STI risk sample of adult men and women, as the majority of individuals did not find the intense diary collection schedule to be burdensome.

The limitations of Study 3 are the restricted sample size (n = 200), which is the consequence of the high costs of the immunological study (approximately 600€/subject) and the labour intense data collection process involved in measuring physical activity using the accelerometer.

Where evidence indicates a defect in a specific component/components of immune function, more detailed interrogation within a subset of subjects from follow-up trials, likely to involve more intense sample collection schedules, will be justified, and will help to further our understanding of specific interactions.