Sentence examples for something intensive from inspiring English sources

Dr. Sanders responds: "I think what I remember about that first visit is just being struck at how little her life had become — I think at that point she was barely in school — and how much she was struggling, not just physically, I think physically was the least of it, but just emotionally and how we needed to do something intensive, and quickly, to get her life back".

In fact, if you're doing something particularly intensive, you'll actually notice your music stutter, which we've never experienced once on the iPhone.

It's worth noting that the company is in the very early days for something as intensive, massive, and hugely expensive as designing and producing a passenger aircraft.

Home also puts a virtual cap on total data usage so that users don't suddenly cost users a ton of money if they don't realize they're doing something data intensive.

>For something more intensive, consider a practical horticultural and gardening program aimed at homeowners.

This picture was quite different from other studies that described women involved in strenuous jobs were more likely not to work at all during the third trimester compared to those in less physically demanding jobs, or that they would change to something less intensive [ 27].

But an alternative explanation could be excessive consumption: an unmetered or derelict property could be using more water than the average household for something water-intensive – like cannabis farming.

The other is to say we need to do something dramatically more intensive and powerful to prepare our kids.

"But if something happened in intensive care when someone was on duty -- a light was out, or one of the systems broke down -- it was an emergency.

During the summer months, you can do something called the "intensive schedule": you get to work at 8am, which is terribly early for a Spaniard, but leave work at three.

She added that the company had spent more than two years overhauling its business so that it was "less risky and less capital intensive," something that should help its rating.