Sentence examples for really intensive from inspiring English sources

It sounds a bit pathetic but it was exhausting – it was like really intensive training with no rest days".

Realising that his technique did not match up to his ambitions, Rose did "some really intensive wood-shedding", says Kellum: "He got dramatically better in the course of a year.

"My respect goes up day by day because it's really intensive to work in the Premier League, especially in a team with international matches (for their players) too," the Reds manager said.

"We're going into a period where we have a really intensive game programme," Sharman added.

This may work fine for casual note taking, but for those really intensive projects where you'll be collecting copious amounts of data, it could grow frustrating.

It's not that you can just say, 'come on, boys!' - that's what we say and that's what we expect but it's really intensive". "Liverpool look more of a threat away from home at the moment.

"It's really labor intensive," she said.

"So sort of user modeling for auto-extracting what has been important in a really information intensive task.

When a game needs a priest it's really in intensive care.

Developing games from scratch is a really cash-intensive process, you're taking a big gamble.

20percentt ends up in really capital-intensive stuff like biotech.