An intense life, for instance, can be lived with abandon.
In Brazil, for instance, intense competition has forced the owners of four of the top dozen supermarket chains to sell out during the past year.
If the damage is already done, treatments that aim to stimulate collagen — for instance, intense pulsed light (IPL) and certain lasers or peels — can improve the appearance of pores for 4 to 12 months at most, Dr. Lupo said.
So far the Native Americans and their allies have held back despite the most intense provocation – for instance, the pipeline company bulldozed sacred sites and ancient graves the day after the tribe handed a list of their locations to a federal court.
For instance, intense tropical rainfall in mountain areas is responsible for some of the most catastrophic floods and landslides in Latin America, such as those that occur in northern Venezuela, Colombia, and southeastern Brazil.
Instances of intense homogenization between inverted duplicons are known, for example, on the male-specific region (MSR) of human Y chromosome (Rozen et al. 2003).
Tensions between the task force and the Intelligence Division detectives, according to a number of investigators and officials in both agencies, have become intense and in some instances, of significant concern.
But we do know that past instances of intense warming and acidification have been associated with some of the worst crises in the history of life, including the Permian-Triassic extinction, roughly two hundred and fifty million years ago, which killed off some ninety per cent of all species on Earth.
First, even Gallup's Newport hedged: "A key question remains as to whether this "bounce" is short-term (as happens to bounces in some instances following intense publicity surrounding a convention) or if his lead will persist".
The language barrier, for instance, was intense.
