Sentence examples for more intensive to from inspiring English sources

In today's world agriculture has to be more intensive to feed a booming world population.

Coastal restoration efforts will have to be more intensive to offset the impacts of climate change including accelerated sea level rise and changes in precipitation patterns.

A bit more intensive to make than the rest, but still easy enough for the most novice of DIY-ers, this tablet stand works in or out of the kitchen.

For both taxa, we sought to quantify the magnitude of community change occurring when land management practices or land use convert from more intensive to less intensive conditions.

Given that the latter are computationally more intensive to calculate, this might argue for the use of the former measures (which are relatively easy to calculate).

Methods 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 that use cross-validation are computationally much more intensive to implement than Methods 5 and 7 that do not involve cross-validation.

Voulgari wants to see more intensive support to protect those trapped in and escaping from forced marriages.

"There has to be more intensive monitoring to answer such questions," Shinano said.

It aims to give more intensive education to a smaller number of interested people rather than less intensive education of the whole community.

Finn (2014) argues that prime contractors have been reluctant to invest in more intensive services to help the most disadvantaged clients, and the pricing model has encouraged "creaming".

The Chancellor also announced a "more intensive approach" to finding work for the 25 to 49-year-olds who have been without a job for 18 months.