Sentence examples for intensive hide from inspiring English sources

Hall and Smith (2000) suggest the scrapers may indicate intensive hide production and we show here that they were additionally used in other craft activities also being performed at the site.

One intelligence official said that the more senior members of the Qaeda network, who are the subject of the most intensive electronic monitoring, are in hiding and avoiding open communication to elude eavesdropping by American intelligence agencies.

All TVR's have sleek bodies that hide their old-fashioned, labor-intensive manufacture.

The attacks sparked a intensive manhunt, with police finding the accused hiding in mud near the Esplanade boardwalk.

Big emerging economies--which are launched into high-speed, consumption-dependent, and greenhouse gas-intensive growth paths--can no longer hide behind the rubric of the Group of 77 to avoid making mandatory greenhouse gas reduction commitments.

For a nation that aspires to rise in the global wages league table, labor-intensive industries are a hiding to nothing.

Unfortunately, they are never removed, no matter how punishing the legislation or intensive the effort to flush them out of their hiding places.

So they had to do intensive taste-masking, so cocktails got interesting and exotic to hide the taste.

He told me that on the day I went into intensive care, he climbed a lime tree and stayed there, hiding, with the feeling that he'd done something wrong.

One possible reason was that the 4F2hc immunoreactivity in glioma cells was intensive, so that the 4F2hc immunoreactivity in vascular endothelia was hidden.

They hid themselves in two brothers, eight and four, lying in the intensive burn care unit in Al-Shifa.