Sentence examples for intense have from inspiring English sources

But the neighboring states of Pará and Rondônia, where deforestation has been equally intense, have yet to adopt the initiative.

"Storms that are more intense have a longer lifespan, so the probability that they are going to make landfall goes up," said Evan.

The long shot disappeared in the high grass of the rough – and the newly augmented list of those moments which, when the pressure has been at its most intense, have turned irrevocably against Lee Westwood.

The studies, combined with other recent research showing that climate change is reducing snowpack and making the fire season longer and more intense, have prompted researchers to urge the Forest Service to use prescribed fire more.

Supervisory measures, while now more intense, have not yet sufficiently restrained some of these excesses.

So very intense have been feelings around the Bailey controversy that several people were frightened to speak to me when I sent them inquiries about it a good 3 years after the book's publication.

Press interest, once intense, has evaporated.

Most intense has been the struggle to succeed Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is stepping down.

Price competition in consumer electronics, always intense, has only gotten harder for Japanese manufacturers as the yen has strengthened.

Mr. Cumberbatch, pale and intense, has become the object of a global fan cult, and it's easy to see why.

"The summer, as well as being intense, has been enjoyable.