Sentence examples for so intensive that from inspiring English sources

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

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.

An eight-hour crash course on leveraged buyouts from Training the Street was so intensive that it "kind of makes you want to slit your wrists," said Michael Rojas, who graduated from Columbia Business School this month.

Numerical simulation in PIM is generally so intensive that a sequential approximate optimization (SAO) using a radial basis function (RBF) network is used to identify the pareto-frontier.

Note that, for 24-h-reaction samples, the hexagonal NaYF4 diffraction peaks were so intensive that the cubic NaGdF4 peaks were almost not observed (Fig. 2e).

The effort has been so intensive that, in many respects, the tribal area of South Waziristan, generally perceived as backward and remote, now has better infrastructure than many other parts of Pakistan.

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.

The hail was so intense that after an intensive repair programme eight of the choppers were still inoperable more than three weeks later, according to a Nato spokesman.

The process is so labor intensive that researchers have sketched the structures of less than 2% of the 100,000 or so human proteins.

Understanding mechanisms of action is generally so data intensive that progress has been difficult, whereas MOAs, as currently conceptualized and described, are often so general as to not inform quantitative models.

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