Sentence examples for more intensely from from inspiring English sources

Andy Pettitte, Mike Stanton and Ted Lilly are teammates who say they work harder or compete more intensely from being around Clemens.

The two-tiered market resulted from decisions by ABC, CBS and UPN to bargain more intensely for rate increases.

Artists look at other people's art more intensely and from more angles than the average art-loving citizen.

For Peter Som, the approach was more intensely girly, from the lace trim on soft shorts through bra tops and draped summer dresses.

It is making things happen faster, in a more organized fashion, and sometimes more intensely, at least from what we've seen thus far.

Notably, human neutrophils stain more intensely than those from the transgenic animals, suggesting a possible effect of an expression difference between the species.

Choose between the more intensely flavored Parmigiano-Reggiano from November 2005, and the slightly milder Parmigiano of April 2006, or try both.

And I think there was something that happened in my psyche around that same time because I was beginning to write from a more intensely personal lyrical vantage point.

To ensure his staff members are motivated to work more intensely, Mr Feldt prohibits employees from using social media on the job and has scaled back daily distractions, such as meetings, to a minimum.

The implications for practice are obvious: our results suggest that physicians should consider physiological and social factors more intensely when treating patients suffering from OA.

We hypothesized that AMF from off-mound areas, where plants experience drought more intensely than on termite mounds, would confer greater protection from drought conditions than AMF from termite mound soils.