Sentence examples similar to more intensive debate from inspiring English sources

The Democrats' decision, coming after an all-night session and after more than a week of intensive debate in the Senate, meant that President Bush had essentially won the added time he said he needed to demonstrate that his troop buildup was succeeding.

It is crucial that this review addresses the kind of deep complexities of practice that I have outlined above, reorienting public debate as well as public policy towards a much more intensive look at what child protection actually involves for frontline staff.

All these facts together with other evidence about the widespread parasite resistance to SP especially in Eastern Africa [ 38] imply that public debate about the sustained use of IPTp-SP will prevail and may even become more intensive.

"It's much more intensive.

"The gunfire became more and more intensive.

It's quicker and more intensive".

"We then launched a more intensive investigation".

"We had a lengthy and intensive debate to whittle the list down to these six.

Current zoning, he said, would allow far more intensive development.

In their place, Scotland Yard initiated more intensive covert monitoring.

But more intensive consideration could change people's mind.