Sentence examples for intensive said from inspiring English sources

"It's very labour intensive," said Shant Dermegerditchian, a regional resettlement officer with UNHCR, based in Pretoria.

"It is becoming more capital intensive," said Mr. Sherlund of Goldman Sachs.

Patrick Corbin, who oversees the Paul Taylor Dance Company's intensive, said, "They come away with a new sense of what they can put their body through".

"Stereo vision is conceptually a very easy problem, but it is computationally very intensive," said Takeo Kanade, an electrical engineering professor at Carnegie Mellon, who is a widely acknowledged pioneer in machine vision.

"It's expensive and highly technical and labor intensive," said his political adviser, Roger Stone, with that cheerful tone consultants get when they talk about something that will require an extremely large number of billable hours.

"The theater business itself has never been better, but it's very labor intensive," said Nancy Coyne, chairwoman at Serino Coyne Inc. in New York, which handles shows like "Aida," "Beauty and the Beast," "Cats," "Footloose," "Kiss Me, Kate" and "The Lion King".

"At the moment, the manufacture of nanoparticles is very energy intensive," says Childs.

"Sports is an unbelievable ground for this because it's data intensive," says Kristian Hammond, co-director of Intelligent Information Laboratory in Illinois.

"Energy costs for businesses, particularly small businesses, are always a big challenge – especially if that business is energy intensive," says Rob McNamara, executive director of SmartGrid GB, which is campaigning for the development of smart grids in Britain.

"These are students who are high-achieving leaders within their peer group, and they thrive on our programs, which are demanding and intensive," says Carmen McClaskey, Envision's director of communications.

"It's a batch process that's energy intensive," says Bothun.