Sentence examples for more intense operations from inspiring English sources

Military planners have prepared for even more intense operations in Gaza in which Israeli soldiers would push deep into the crowded urban areas of the Strip to attack Hamas gunmen.

The 5th Division was a Militia formation and its take over was part of the wider Australian plan to re-allocate the veteran divisions of the 2nd AIF to more intense operations elsewhere, namely the Philippines, while using the less experienced Militia formations to undertake the lower intensity work required to mop-up isolated pockets of Japanese resistance.

Blast furnaces used in the ISP have a more intense operation than standard lead blast furnaces, with higher air blast rates per m2 of hearth area and a higher coke consumption.

Ahead of the Olympics, police operations have become more intense.

The reinforcement of a buffer has been addressed in Australia through continued offshoring and through more intense militarisation in the guise of Operation Sovereign Borders.

This might induce a more intense remodeling reaction than after an operation without cement.

Hence, successful operation of FMS requires more intense planning as compared to any conventional production system.

"I think the infrastructure can be better, programmes can be more intense and there should be better co-operation between clubs and academies".

At the same time, by steadily raising the ante in the operations against Mr. Arafat, Mr. Sharon has accustomed the world to ever more intense reprisals.

Under high-speed operations, the mutual effect between pantograph and catenary becomes more intense than under conventional speeds.

Several studies have demonstrated that preoperative anxiety, regardless of the operation or the anaesthetic strategy, is significantly more frequent as well as more intense among women [46, 47, 48].