Sentence examples for intense more than from inspiring English sources

She said:"The bombing has been quite intense, more than twenty bombs have hit different buildings in the city, which has already suffered a huge level of destruction in recent weeks.

It was demonstrated that with such a confinement regime it is possible to generate multicharged ions and create intense (more than 1 A/cm2) ion fluxes through the trap plugs.

The number of immunoreactive cells was classified as: - = none, ± = slight (positive cells constituted less than 10%); + = moderate (10 50% of cells were positive); and ++ = intense (more than 50% of cells were positive) [ 20].

Exercise levels were determined based on subjects' answer to the question, "On average, how often do you exercise?" taken from the University of Chicago Diabetes/Quality of Life Survey (20) and categorized as none (rarely), mild (once or twice a week), moderate (three times a week), and intense (more than three times a week).

Near the beginning, he films a rehearsal in black and white, with a camera close up on each band member: we witness that intense, more-than-the-sum connection that sometimes comes when four people create music together.

Crean seemed more intense, more desperate, than any of the players.

Everything here seems more intense, more beautiful, more spiritual than anything I've experienced anywhere else.

News media scrutiny is more intense, more immediate and more cutting than it was in 1962.

The album will be "more intense, more brutal, and more melodic" than its predecessor.

They are simply more intense, more sensitive and more persistent than other babies.

The summer monsoon brings copious and sometimes intense, rainfall more than 1000 mm (Fig. 5, Rainfall Trend).