Sentence examples for intense in terms of from inspiring English sources

The past couple of months have been intense in terms of training.

But the contract got more intense in terms of work because it became virtual.

You could have a hard time keeping all your integrated devices updated with the latest software and connected to the network; this will be both expensive and intense in terms of IT needs.

J.C. Watts, a prominent black Republican, is a vocal Newt Gingrich supporter and Princeton professor Cornel West told Sean Hannity that while he believed the president deserves a second term, he wished he would be "more intense in terms of his commitment to poor and working people".

The initial phase was the most resource intense in terms of office and outpatient visits.

The care provided in PIM clinics is typically low volume, with few procedures, but resource- intense in terms of health care provider time.

Finkbeiner: My mission in Congo was a very intense one in terms of what the refugees were reporting about what they had gone through.

This work suggests a failure mechanism for materials that contain voids on two different length scales, subject to intense shearing, in terms of; (i) the interaction of the primary voids, and (ii) the material softening of the ligaments due to the evolution of secondary damage.

Intense development in terms of accommodation and tourism infrastructure occurred in the 1980s, mainly through state initiatives.

To be fair, it's actually more than a perception since some forecasters were expecting a much more intense hurricane in terms of wind and waves, especially a couple of days before its Long Island and New England landfall.

So you go through BUD/S seven months, then you do a 29-week program that's almost as intense, not in terms of the mental hammering, but physically for sure and it's also mentally taxing.