Sentence examples for so intensive from inspiring English sources

The itineraries now are so intensive that there is precious little time to relax.

"Only now, one year later, am I really able to apply a lot of it because it was so intensive at the time.

Television coverage of the Vietnam war was so intensive that Hollywood did not bother to make many films about it while it was going on.

Most of the 100 or so intensive cloud studies, concentrating on the sky alone, that he did in 1821 and 1822 were observed from Hampstead Heath, near his London home.

The rest of us are induced to regard it as necessary and desirable through a system of marketing and framing so intensive and all-pervasive that it amounts to brainwashing.

A majority of green belt is used for agriculture, often so intensive, industrialised and over-sprayed with pesticides that it has less biodiversity than is found in city back gardens and communal parkland.

Something that is so processor-intensive and labor-intensive does not come cheap.

Access provision is particularly expensive because it is so labour intensive, he says.

Prices can get very high because the creation of each piece is so labor intensive.

Aluminium is so energy intensive that it is often described as "solid electricity".

"The loop pile embroidery, an Eastern European craft, is not common today; it is so labor intensive," Mr. Simpson said.