Sentence examples for intensive to develop from inspiring English sources

Quality computer-assisted instruction materials are time and labour intensive to develop, and therefore expensive.

High quality computer-assisted instruction materials are time and labour intensive to develop, and therefore expensive [ 13].

Furthermore, such an approach should be far less labor intensive to develop and use than the arrayed boundary library spot cloning method.

The similarity between the two SoCs employed in each next-gen console should go a long way toward silencing complaints from developers that it's too difficult and resource-intensive to develop for each type of console.

Because digital marketing campaigns are more labor-intensive to develop than ads in traditional media, executives say, this means higher fees.

This comes, however, at a price: several years of intensive work to develop learning strategies, usually at around $35,000 a year.

Lastly, many police departments around the nation have undertaken intensive efforts to develop trust and a sense of legitimacy from the community.

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 13 — Mexico and the United States are holding intensive talks to develop a plan for the United States to provide billions of dollars to Mexico to support its fight against drug cartels, but the negotiations are not likely to produce an agreement before next week's trilateral meeting with Canada, officials from both countries said.

"There is a possibility now that flu researchers will all rush to work on H7N9 and grants will be awarded for intensive research to develop vaccines … and that could be pouring money down a drain because it could be that the barriers for this virus are high enough that we don't need to worry about it," said Wendy Barclay, a flu virologist at Imperial College London.

The rapid growth of next-generation portable electronics has led to intensive efforts to develop supercapacitors with flexible, rigid, small, lightweight, eco-friendly and high storage capacity [1].

Numerous studies have shown that it will require many years of intensive research to develop reliable, efficient, and self-sustaining technologies and to understand the effects of gravity on humans.