Sentence examples for more resource-intensive from inspiring English sources

"Yes, there's other ways, but they're so much more resource-intensive," he said.

This low-cost intervention may complement more resource-intensive programs based on case managers.

Google's Gmail, however, is a more resource-intensive application than WhatsApp despite having low-bandwidth versions of its webmail service.

Not only is meat and processed food more resource-intensive to produce, but the global population is increasing.

Pointing to the Indian middle class, she said: "They live wealthier, more impactful, more resource-intensive lifestyles than perhaps anyone on this panel.

There have also been reports that some companies employed more people, or at least retained workers, as they found winning and delivering work more resource-intensive in an environment of persistently weak demand".

Producing meat is more resource intensive than growing vegetables.

Without intervention, wastewater treatment plants will become more resource intensive as they strive to meet environmental regulations.

Both methods are time-consuming and expensive, and although logPS is considered the more informative measure, it is lower throughput and more resource intensive.

"Gaming and video sites typically are more resource intensive, so it seems to make little sense to run a miner at the same time without having a noted impact," says Malwarebytes analyst Jérôme Segura.

The second demo is a brand new demo that was a lot more resource intensive.