Sentence examples similar to intensive gift from inspiring English sources
Manufacturing is both high-wage and R&D intensive, and comparative advantage in manufacturing is not a gift of nature but something that is mainly man-made.
Mr. Terrasson, a pianist in his mid-30's, is one of the greatest gifts of his generation to jazz: rhythmically intensive, dramatic, given to long jams with extreme dynamics.
Puppyish Courtney can't pick a name for his novelty gifts firm ("Bingo Bongo… Ringo Dingo?") and needs intensive Rada training before a presentation, while quietly determined Alana isn't bold enough in branding her gooey homemade cakes.
Lawrence had a gift for presenting somber subjects with an exuberant, pattern-intensive flair; several of the artists in the show do the same.
He also worried about whether his quest to understand his gift was hampered because he wasn't able to compare notes with criminal pickpockets, and began his intensive reading in the literature of pickpocketry.
A gift from the city of Seattle to the University of Washington, it has been the focus of an intensive urban ecology research effort to restore it to its former glory.
Intensive engagement continues".
"This is intensive preparation".
Compare intensive agriculture.
