Sentence examples for now intensive from inspiring English sources

In an interview yesterday with Albert R. Hunt on Bloomberg TV, Mr. Giuliani said: "Now, intensive questioning works.

Until now, intensive efforts to find legislation that could stamp out pyramid selling have failed because of a legal loophole that allows the 'gifting' of up to £3,000.

Now, intensive studies are under way to investigate why acellular vaccines, dubbed DTaP, don't protect for as long as the original DTP vaccine.

Up to now, intensive and strict studies on the immune phenotype of CIK cells have been conducted.

He survived but is now in intensive care.

The child is now in intensive care in hospital.

The boy is now in intensive care and his condition is stable, the newspaper reported.

Certainly not Nokia, a former giant of the mobile phone business, now in intensive care.

My brother, who is now an intensive care specialist, was born in Melbourne.

Now under intensive care of staff at the unit he is experiencing a much better quality of life.

"We now have intensive patrols along the border, and the number of sentry posts has increased markedly," Colonel Shammari said.