Watching us develop, the way people are sort of getting how you have to go about being successful at international cricket, the intensity it needs.
The decision to refuse the politicians visas is likely to intensity international scrutiny on Australia's immigration detention system, following the publication of the Nauru files by the Guardian, and longstanding concerns over the secrecy of Australia's detention regime.
Entrepreneurial characteristics, historical data of firms, and other firms-specific factors such as size of operation, export intensity, international orientation, wage rates, and profit margins were included in the analysis.
"The two [European] games were always going to take it out of us, the intensity was international quality.
Before he was burnt-out and scarred by the intensity of international cricket, Trott approached his Test debut with thrilling certainty.
With Paul Theroux apparently winding down, there might be an opening for Parks as a new laureate of international railways, but the intensity of this book suggests that he will not be averting his rapt gaze from Italy any time soon.
The government's assault on the makeshift media center where the journalists were working brought a new intensity to international condemnations of President Bashar al-Assad and his forces.
It was my first trip abroad (beyond Tijuana) and Stone's book was a revelation: I had no idea that a piece of contemporary fiction could engage international politics with such intensity, while still succeeding as a serious work of art.
In the short term, Britain is only going to send a handful of people to the EU military training mission in Algeria's neighbour, Mali, but Cameron wants to see a new intensity of international co-operation to prevent states such as Mali descending into the chaos of Somalia.
