Sentence examples for intensive a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aubin is also an instructor with Intrigue Dance Intensive, a performance and training school.

The past 10 months, since the disaster that was the World Cup, has seen as intensive a period of Test cricket for England as any side can ever have undergone.

Harvesting the fungi, which grow beneath the forest's mulch layer or several inches of soil, is labor intensive, a fact reflected in a retail price of about $400 a pound.

The campaign will not be as intensive a fight for every village and vineyard as it was last fall in southern Afghanistan, but will rest largely on the buildup of Afghan Army and police forces to guard the border, block infiltration routes and strengthen communities and local government, he said.

Since IDA is computationally intensive, a number of previous studies have attempted to approximate IDA curves using pushover analysis.

While building a decision tree may be computationally intensive, a completed tree can arrive at a decision quickly.

Russell also came to an Intensive with a secret.

In each of these instances, Hineni is linked to an intensive decision, a life-changing moment.

Modern farming is highly energy-intensive: a lot of B.T.U.'s go into producing fertilizer, running tractors and, not least, transporting farm products to consumers.

India's advantage "does not lie in manufacturing that is labour-intensive," a conference was told last year by Baba Kalyani, chairman of Bharat Forge, an impressive car-parts maker.

Honey is fantastically labour-intensive: a single worker bee can carry just 0.06g of nectar – which is nonetheless about half of her body weight – and will make around 20 trips in a day to flowers a mile or so's radius from the hive.