Sentence examples for supported intensive from inspiring English sources
Greece's extensive coastline and numerous islands have always supported intensive fishing activity.
Scientists here say they, too, oppose wholesale burning of the forests, even if research suggests that the Amazon supported intensive agriculture in the past.
Xylan also supported intensive growth of these strains.
The results also showed that, in response to vignettes portraying children with end-stage cancer, 50% of parents supported hastening death, while 94% supported intensive pain management.
That was four weeks ago, when we met Oumarou and his mother, Barira Saidou, in the UNICEF- supported intensive nutrition centre (CRENI, or 'Centre de Récupération Nutritionnelle Intensive') of Aguié's town hospital in south-eastern Niger.
They overlie white sands and clays and can support intensive agriculture but must be subjected to fallowing to restore fertility.
Ample precipitation in the northern reaches of both those tributaries allowed the creation of major cities in ancient times and now supports intensive agriculture.
On Peru's desert coast, irrigation had been effectively deployed for millennia to support intensive valley farming, coupled with a growing seagoing expertise that capitalised on the wealth of near-shore fishing resources.
Physical collocation plus virtual tools supporting intensive conferences achieved information flow (Fig. 2).
HIPESYN supports intensive bandwidth applications in a much better way than with the original design.
Research supports intensive lifestyle interventions (> 25 contact hours/six months) to treat childhood obesity.
