Sentence examples for most intensive on from inspiring English sources

"The air strikes are the most intensive on Idlib since the beginning of the truce," Observatory Director Rami Abdel Rahman told AFP news agency.

The X-ray scattering on voids was most intensive for the PE125 sample; however, the differences in intensities between specimens are difficult to estimate from Fig.  7.

The UN Global Compact for its part, launched one of the most intensive consultations on global priorities ever held among the international business community, and submitted a report on prospects for a post-MDG agenda to the UN secretary general.

The most intensive redevelopment on the Adriatic coast is concentrated in this area, more precisely on the lively 2km Becici beach between Budva and Sveti.

"But it's in South America where illegal loggers are waging the most intensive war on indigenous peoples and local communities.

Some of the most intensive work on learning sets has been carried out with monkeys that were learning how to solve several hundred discrimination problems in succession.

Merkel and Hollande went to Minsk to see Putin and Poroshenko for what was seen as a fateful summit following days of the most intensive diplomacy on Ukraine since the crisis erupted a year ago.

But since late July, the ELN has carried out its most intensive blitz on Colombia's main oil pipeline, blowing it up 23 times; the pipeline, built in 1986, runs from Caño Limon to the Caribbean port of Coveñas.

The most intensive attack on Mr. Romney came not from Mr. Gingrich but from Rick Santorum, who insisted that Mr. Romney's health plan for Massachusetts when he was its governor was no different from President Obama's and that as a result Mr. Romney would be unable to combat the president effectively on the issue if he became the Republican nominee.

A number of combined approaches were tested in 1995 2005, that is, in the period of the most intensive studies on the antitumor effect of IL-12 in the clinic.

20 21 34 A systematic review of general practice and uncontrolled tertiary obesity studies suggest that more intensive programmes may be more successful 35; for instance, the top five performers of 129 German paediatric obesity clinics provided the most intensive intervention (on average 17 hours per child over two years).