Sentence examples for intense to get from inspiring English sources

"Competition is very intense to get more business — our domestic sales are down from last year, though our export sales are more or less stable".

Radio Times asked more than 44,000 readers to vote for their favourite, with Poldark taking an impressive 45 per cent of the total, despite some scything experts insisting that the hero's technique need not have been quite so intense to get the job done.

Now the oil price has declined sharply, the pressure is now much more intense to get those incentives in place quickly.

I can see how a facility like this could lower the barriers for many hardware startups — for which the beginning capital investment can be a bit more intense — to get their concepts going.

What drives Maltman is his intense desire to get better.

"That's definitely an intense way to get the 27th out".

Despite intense efforts to get Rodriguez to participate, it appears he will skip the 16-team tournament.

While the Sept. 9 premiere might have run like clockwork, it took weeks of intense preparation to get there.

"There had always been, over the medium run, relatively intense competition to get the next program," he said.

I would think it takes an intense fascination to get through all the dreck that you have consumed.

The undergraduates say they need to cheat because of the intense competition to get into graduate school, and land the top jobs, Professor McCabe said.