Sentence examples for more intensive on from inspiring English sources

This suggests that U.S. dairy production is becoming more diverse in its use of production systems, more intensive on the one hand and more likely certified organic and/or pasture-based on the other.

Shelling in Salahedin was more intensive on Tuesday than at anytime since rebels took over the neighbourhood in late-July, securing a foothold in Syria's commercial centre.

Early in the 2nd millennium ce, cattle keeping became more intensive on the Batoka Plateau of southern Zambia, while cotton spinning and pipe smoking were introduced.

Wall Street Prep, widely viewed as more intensive on analytics, sells CD-ROMs for $39, for a basic Excel course, and as much as $499 for a "premium package" detailing financial modeling.

Thus, as household income increases, lifestyles likely shift to less GHG-intensive consumption, but more intensive on the use of metal resources.

A more intensive one-on-one intervention may be more successful than a community-wide approach.

Catherine loved working at GBLS and thought it was a great place to supplement her immigration work at HLS with a more intensive hands-on experience.

Middle-tier classes on SQL and Superset have enabled some non-technical employees to take on roles as project managers, and more intensive courses on Python and machine learning have helped engineers brush up on necessary skills for projects.

Middle-tier classes on SQL and Superset have enabled some non-technical employees to take on roles as project managers, and more intensive courses on Python and machine learning have helped engineers brush up on necessary skills for projects.

Air and gas drilling operations are different from traditional mud drilling operations and require more intensive attention on the part of the on-site drilling operation supervisor.

FORCE STRUCTURE The Pentagon took too long to recognize that today's wars make more intensive demands on the Army and Marines and less on the Navy and Air Force.