Sentence examples for intensive is from inspiring English sources

In fact, the Summer Intensive is set apart from Ballet Theater's daily operations.

Another thing she likes about the Summer Intensive is its philosophy.

Historically one of the reasons so much of Britain's pig industry is less intensive is the difficulty of getting planning permission for the facilities.

Craftbar sells 40 to 50 orders a day, five to an order, and to call them labor intensive is an understatement.

It was Ms. Skuber alone, however, who did the work -- labor intensive is not even the word for it -- of choosing which labels belonged with which, and stitching them together.

Lily Wisdom, a 16-year-old from the Boston area who is at Ballet Theater's intensive, is living with two other girls; their mothers switch off playing house mom.

It sounds intensive – was Camberwell useful?

This intensive was beginning to undo that feeling, for me.

Unfortunately, however, qualification testing, which is time-consuming and resource-intensive, is a major bottleneck for the quick release of microelectronic products to the market.

More labor-intensive are the bishop's miter, the clown's hat and the rose.

And guidance -- rather than a "Dance 101" intensive -- is the goal of Suzanne Carbonneau and Maura Keefe, resident dance historians at the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, and Carol Landers, director of research and online media at the New York City Ballet.