Sentence examples for intensely promoted from inspiring English sources

Performance efficiency gap between the conventional silicon solar cell and DSSC is an intensely promoted area of research.

We found that the malignant pleural effusions more intensely promoted cell migration than E2 or EGF.

Immigration continued during the nineteenth century when Cuban institutions intensely promoted Spanish immigration, especially from the Canary Islands, reflecting fears of a growing African presence and the desire to "whiten" the Cuban population.

Vaccination rapidly proved its value, however, and Jenner became intensely active promoting it.

The reason for Mr. Bush's two-and-a-half-hour visit to former President Bill Clinton's home state was to promote intensely debated legislation that would extend the sweeping changes in welfare enacted under Mr. Clinton in 1996.

Mr. Bloomberg's aides are working intensely behind the scenes promoting the idea of the mayor's candidacy and exploring the mechanics of starting an independent campaign.

"The oligarchs and plutocrats that you tend to want to promote rather intensely [are] not only doing well but been too greedy!" he said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin intensely disliked Clinton because he was convinced that when she was secretary of state she had promoted anti-Putin, pro-democracy efforts in his country.

The successful isolation of radium and other intensely radioactive substances by Marie and Pierre Curie focused the attention of scientists and the public on this remarkable phenomenon and promoted a wide range of experiments.

BMP7, on the other hand, strongly promoted the expression of genes including PBX1 (pre-B-cell leukemia homeobox 1) and ZSCAN4 (zinc finger and SCAN domain containing 4), which were not among the genes most intensely regulated by BMP4.

Specifically, when I visited the Yitzhak Rabin Center -- the Israeli national institute dedicated to the late Prime Minister, Defense Minister and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Yitzhak Rabin -- I felt the contrasts more intensely, the Center is dedicated to promoting tolerance and goodwill.