Sentence examples for more intensive training from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, there are some 2,500 sports clubs in Berlin offering more intensive training in virtually any field.

That meant the gymnasts were about to experience even more intensive training back at his ranch in the outback of Texas.

I agree with your contention that the police need more intensive training on issues of gender relations and gender-related violence (editorial, July 6).

For more intensive training and racing, there will be clinics Feb. 16-17 for $103 and $129, and Feb. 18-22 for $231 and $307.

There was a sense that Moyes feels that his own methods – which include a more intensive training ground regime – need time to take hold.

These attitudes need to be more effectively dealt with in the police academy, where new and more intensive training is clearly needed on issues of gender relations and gender-related violence.

It's fair, perhaps, to say that psychotherapists have more-intensive training in personality dynamics, while executive coaches focus more on the general work environment in which executives operate.

One potential option is to better select staff for more intensive RCA training, while training less staff numbers so that organisations develop a strong core grouping with the requisite experience, expertise and leadership skills - augmented by the provision of continuous developmental support.

The improvements in ataxia during the home-training were thereby dependent on the intensity of home-training: the more intensive the training periods at home, the higher the reduction in SARA gait and posture.

A hypothetical example of a cost analysis compares the cost per trainee of a computer-based anti-retroviral therapy (ART) training to a more intensive ART training.

The control group (n = 38) received brief mannequin training while the intervention group (n = 40) received additional more intensive mannequin training as part of which they repeated LMA insertion until they were proficient.