Sentence examples for intensive but from inspiring English sources

This may be labour intensive, but it's more than worth it if you've got the time.

After several days of intensive but ineffective medical therapy, the attending cardiologist finally acquiesced.

It's intensive but clearly worth it for Varnado and her team.

"It is intensive but that is because we have been successful," Klopp said.

This is even more computationally intensive but promises information that is more useful on the ground.

What followed were 10 sessions of intensive but incredible cognitive behavioural therapy.

These tools are labor-intensive, but not expensive.

The oil industry is capital-intensive, but has relatively low operating costs, and historically very high profits.

"We're an energy-intensive sector – we're mainly gas-intensive but we use an awful lot of electricity as well.

Building everything from trains and tractors to aircraft-engine parts is capital-intensive, but tends to be poorly rewarded.

These may be small programmes, and somewhat labour-intensive; but the newly hired workers are not complaining.