Sentence examples for intense developments from inspiring English sources
The phrase "intense developments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe significant or rapid changes or progress in a particular area, such as technology, politics, or personal growth. Example: "The intense developments in renewable energy technology have the potential to reshape the global energy landscape."
In the current series of "44 Scotland Street" we have had a number of fairly intense developments in the plot.
Thanks to a far-sighted decision made during the 1970s heyday of the package holiday, to resist the sort of intense developments that edge some parts of coastal Spain, Menorca has managed to retain its own unspoilt identity.
Intense developments within WMAs such as borehole drilling are prohibited, while hunting is controlled through permits or total bans.
A few miles to the north, Fort Lauderdale is undergoing equally intense development and population growth.
At the southern tip of this pristine landscape lies a cluster of increasingly intense development.
That real estate has been under intense development pressure, prompting the call for a time-out.
THE mid-19th century was a time of intense development on Staten Island, as manufacturing flourished in several areas.
After three decades of intense development, its economy is five times bigger than Egypt's — a country with roughly the same population.
The city began recovering after World War II, as the G.I. Bill brought in new waves of homeowners and spurred intense development.
In Naples and Tampa in Florida, in Southern California and in Scottsdale, Ariz., aquifers have similarly been stressed by intense development, Mr. Baumgartner of EMC Engineering said.
The piece also engages many of the issues now under intense development in the design world: computer-aided interactivity and materials borrowed from the realm of advanced technology.
