Sentence examples for intensively prepared from inspiring English sources

The prime minister, Mark Rutte, delivered a statement on television shortly afterwards, with both stressing that the crown prince had been intensively prepared for the role of monarch.

After leaving Vienna, Karajan focused his operatic work in Salzburg, in the traditional summer festival and in his own festival at Eastertime, which were run on the stagione system, with a few productions intensively prepared and repeated.

In 1997, an 11-year-old patient with Hb Bryn Mawr was reported who was intensively prepared for a cholecystectomy by performing partial exchange transfusion to prevent tissue hypoxia during anaesthesia.

There are few public affairs programs on television that require guests to be intensively prepared as does "Meet the Press" with Tim Russert on NBC.

Sonneborn, a former editor of satirical magazine Titanic, has already announced plans to resign after a month: "I will spend my first four weeks in Brussels by intensively preparing for my resignation," he said.

At the Federal Reserve, meanwhile, policy makers are intensively preparing for the possibility a new era in monetary policy in which they must try to fight a recession after having already reduced the Fed's benchmark interest rate to zero.

Both sides have been intensively preparing for what each says will be a "decisive" second round.Such a war would bear little resemblance to the previous clashes between Israel and its neighbours.

I agree that looking into all these many new fields of employment would probably be exhausting for most of us, especially in times where you are intensively preparing final exams or finishing your diploma thesis.

Al-based metal organic frameworks (Al-MOFs) were first prepared and intensively studied by Férey and co-workers.

This time, he has spent 22 months preparing "intensively".Pundits are asking: is Rick Perry ready?

Cuthbertson prepares intensively for each role, playing the music constantly, even choosing a signature perfume to wear on stage.