Sentence examples for quite intensively from inspiring English sources

"I researched each story quite intensively," says McAlmont.

"We're looking quite intensively at how to ratchet up the pressure".

And activity in traded industries is highly geographically concentrated, and consequently traded quite intensively within the domestic American market.So why doesn't that show up in Mr Krugman's data?

But early this month, Mr. Almunia appeared to take a softer tone, saying that time was needed to conclude "conversations" with Google that were going on "quite intensively".

All these occupations use quite intensively routine tasks.

The results show that students used the PT quite intensively.

The industrialization -- and dehumanization -- of American animal farming is a relatively new, evitable and local phenomenon: no other country raises and slaughters its food animals quite as intensively or as brutally as we do.

Yet Dumont has a genius for alienated landscape, driven by an unending, not quite hopeless demand that emptiness, stared at intensively enough, will at last yield up its secrets.

Mr. Finckel's little joke aside, the Emerson players profess to be sold on the project and on the experience of working with Mr. McBurney and the actors, concentrating intensively on body language if not quite dance.

On the other hand, the spatial extent of fishing grounds trawled as intensively as these depletion experiments is quite limited.

Although fabrication of spherical hollow architectures have been intensively reported, rational design and facile synthesis of anisotropic hollow structures are still quite challenging, especially for those complex mixed metal oxides with well-controlled interior structures.