Sentence examples for really intensively from inspiring English sources

"We have worked really intensively and creatively with the Department of Justice.

It is not too easy in this short period in between [matches] but we spoke about it really intensively.

"It gives us something to work really intensively over the next two or three months towards designing a system where we don't quarrel about health funding so much as work together in partnership to deliver better health care," the Victorian premier, Daniel Andrews, said.

At the other extreme, if you study really intensively, you can rack up 40 hours in one week!

"When we worked -- and I really worked intensively with him -- he didn't want any input from me," she said.

Then, grinning, he went off message for a moment: "If I had this room as a dream — all these people, as well as chocolate-chip cookies, carrots, and beer — I'd have to journal it intensively to really dig into what it meant".

didn't actually pitch as intensively.

"The CDC and the NIH, in conjunction with local health departments, should really be studying the issue far more intensively". .

Davis's popularity, once so high that he was touted for the vice presidency, never really recovered from the power crisis, which I covered intensively for the LA Weekly.

It's so incredible that we're writing very intensively about it a full three days after it happened, because we're really sad that we missed it and feel like it can't be kept off of HuffPost Media.

Third, patients being monitored intensively and rich clinical experience are required to make sure whether the complication is really a complication without being related specifically to the existing illness or a co-morbidity existing without discovered on admission.