Sentence examples for intensive the from inspiring English sources

Since the textile industry is generally labour intensive, the influx of business would immediately result in increased employment.

Because cotton garments are labor intensive, the loss of sales has had a severe effect on employment.

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

By the end of the Summer Intensive, the varying skill levels have been smoothed and scrutinized enough for a performance to come together.

The idea is that the more changes there are, the more intensive the S.E.C. review and the less prepared the initial filing were.

While the production of solar PV panels is relatively energy intensive, the report concedes, solar's output of greenhouse gases, and its impact on air quality, is completely overshadowed by the burning of coal.

And systems of all kinds, the more elaborate and labor-intensive the better, recur.

I'd had no idea from the outside how data-intensive the process is.

Mellon was surprised by how messy and labor-intensive the work was, Choi says.

Labour-intensive – the whole thing took just six weeks, which gives you an energy and a buzz, for sure.

"The business is very capital-intensive, the returns are rotten and the track record is terrible.