Sentence examples for intense provision from inspiring English sources

Putting all this information together indicates that the style supports pollen tube growth [ 36], and that a modulator effect on pollen tube wall formation occurs due to an intense provision of nutrients and signals from the female tissues to the male pollen tubes [ 37, 38].

Intense preparation.

But, with so much money on the line, there is also intense jockeying on specific provisions.

They are making an especially intense push to strike a provision that could force big banks to spin off the lucrative business of derivatives trading.

There is likely to be a much more intense political fight about that provision and the other proposed guidelines for the final settlements, officials said.

Universities could learn a lot from the approach taken by the UCL Institute of Education, which delivers many of its MA programmes through evening seminars, intense teaching weeks, and online provision.

In an era of intense transformation of civilization, the provision of informal care for a dependent relative, particularly for an impaired elderly person, frequently exceeds the physical, mental, and economic potential of family caregivers.

(Fern, partner) This research highlights the range of roles attributed to physiotherapists by families, the significance of physiotherapy to their assessment of the overall quality of their relative's care, and the intense feelings connected to the provision of such services.

But with shortages and logistical bottlenecks reported up and down the armored columns splayed across the ancient landscape of Babylon, the Army commander in the field, General Wallace, said his forces were in the midst of a pause to recover from three days of intense sandstorms and to allow provisioning convoys to catch up on the long road back to Kuwait.

Implementation of that mandatory provision has unleashed an intense and sensitive debate over whether a convicted felon can be a capable guardian.

Among other things, the bill would give illegal immigrants access to tuition assistance and driver's licenses, a provision that crumbled under intense criticism in 2007, after it was proposed by Gov. Eliot Spitzer.