Sentence examples for little intensive from inspiring English sources

It appears to be logical that experienced intensive care physicians are more skilled in making the right diagnosis and initiating the best treatment of a septic shock as compared with physicians with little intensive care experience.

This process is a little labour intensive; I now have "risotto-maker's-wrist", but you can always get whoever is in the house to help out in return for some dinner.

Check to see that they offer the branch you're interested in (if you've narrowed it down) and what kind of work they require toward the end -- some may offer programs that are more akin to grad programs (theses and what not) while others may be a little less intensive.

I also looked into printing in China, but it seemed a little resource-intensive to send a few hundred books from Asia.

"Obviously the operation has become a little more labor intensive," Mr. Flood said.

"But I will practice a little bit more intensive just before the world championship".

The phone struggled a little with graphically intensive games such as Asphalt 8, but it was still playable.

Thus, control group members in the two New Deal customer groups went on to receive regular New Deal pre-employment services but were expected to have little regular or intensive involvement with Jobcentre Plus staff after entering work.

He also implemented training programs for his new command; most of its personnel had been engaged in the construction of fortifications while in Fiji, which had left little opportunity for intensive tactical training and exercises.

There is therefore little doubt that intensive larviciding will lead to the rapid evolution of resistance.

Physicians are often young and/or have little experience in intensive care treatment.