Sentence examples for intensive compared to from inspiring English sources

Marijuana is considered particularly water intensive compared to other crops.

Students significantly outnumber staff members in all higher education institutions (HEIs), with variability between the different types of universities, for example, research intensive compared to teaching led.

In December, after winning the scholarship, she said in a story in the Brunei Times, "I am excited and nervous because there will be new coaches to work with, and the training regime will be highly intensive compared to Brunei, conducted by high-level athletic coaches".

Khosla made the case that clean tech firms don't have to be capital intensive compared to other tech startups.

The Map phase is generally computation intensive, compared to other phases.

Despite major advancements in desalination technologies, seawater desalination is still more energy intensive compared to conventional technologies for the treatment of fresh water.

Brine harvesting is extremely water-intensive compared to hard-rock lithium mining, but is cheaper and more efficient in most other respects.

It didn't convince me that I was wrong (though it did give me pause), because the remedies it implicitly proposes are complicated and labor-intensive compared to just counting heads.

Construction jobs are more labor-intensive compared to other industries.

I spoke to Paranjape about the process, which seemed to me to be fairly labor-intensive, compared to automated or mostly self-run systems like the ones employed by Etsy.

The method proved to be more rapid and less labour-intensive compared to currently used techniques, and it avoided the use of extensive instrumentals.