Sentence examples for making intensive from inspiring English sources

As the children grow older, so do the parents, making intensive home care more difficult, if it was even possible to begin with.

The migration from the rural South to urban centres brought impressive membership gains in the North and the West aided by a vigorous evangelism making intensive use of radio.

Other states are making intensive efforts to help families in more serious trouble stay together, placing a social worker in the home for weeks at a time to assess and advise parents, refer them to needed therapies and secure help with day care, housing and even emergency cash.

The complete L2 trigger system is currently being built, making intensive use of the reconfigurable technology.

All these concepts are implemented making intensive use of FPGA circuits which are interesting for several reasons.

Consider a policy of making intensive and extensive use of exhaustible resources for the aim of increasing the welfare of currently living people.

On Monday, Secretary of State John Kerry made intensive efforts to mobilize support from Arab officials.

During the month-long hiatus in talks, both Egypt and the United States made intensive diplomatic efforts to bring the sides together.

The biggest expanse of flat, well-watered and fertile land in the basin lies around Tonle Sap lake, but the devastating annual flood makes intensive agriculture difficult there.

During his months of wandering around the South Sea islands, Stevenson made intensive efforts to understand the local scene and the inhabitants.

The improvement of the microscope then led to an era during which many biologists made intensive observations of the microscopic structure of cells.