Sentence examples for intensive air from inspiring English sources

Normally this uses energy intensive air conditioning systems.

The intensive air campaign forced Hezbollah leaders underground and took a toll on its elite militia fighters.

The more intensive air campaign comes as American and NATO forces have stepped up the fight in other areas as well.

Today's attack, like others before it, included intensive air and artillery strikes that could be heard from the airport, which is turning into a base for the Army forces pressing on Baghdad.

After Iraq refused to allow United Nations on-site weapons inspections in December 1998, prompting the United States to launch intensive air strikes against Iraq, Leon S. Fuerth, Mr. Gore's national security adviser, argued for a number of punitive actions against Mr. Hussein, including the destruction of some of his key political and military installations.

The Alps, located in the center of Europe, are surrounded by regions of intensive air pollutant emissions.

France, for instance, has acted as if it were leading NATO, which carried out intensive air-strikes in Libya that contributed to toppling Muammar Gaddafi, and it was thus at the forefront of those who boasted of this achievement.

Thermoelectric cooling devices in the car's seats obviate the need for a weight- and energy-intensive air conditioner.

The result is a passive tool that moves heat around a room, controlling where it's hot and cool without the need for energy-intensive air conditioning.

The result is a passive tool that moves heat around a room, controlling where it's hot and cool without the need for energy-intensive air conditioning.

Most of us cannot do more than make a donation when it comes to the capital-intensive "air war", but the "ground war" is labor-intensive.