Sentence examples for to intensively from inspiring English sources

It said: "The enemy continues to intensively fire in the direction of the incident's site with different calibre small arms".

The formal range is broad, from words scrawled on a blank page to intensively worked paintings and sophisticated graphics.

Short-haired bumblebee - Declared extinct in the UK in 2000 as wildflower-rich grassland was lost to intensively farmed land.

By the early 20th century, oceanographers had begun to intensively study fishing grounds and other localities of economic importance.

That means requiring credit reporting companies to intensively investigate both the consumer's complaint and the creditor's response to it.

A varied environment allows them to be more active and exhibit more of their natural behaviours compared to intensively produced chicken and pigs.

The programme will work with 10 local authorities, enabling social workers in those areas to intensively work with families, stabilising and strengthening them.

He began to intensively explore LSD, a powerful psychedelic drug first derived from ergot of rye in 1938 by Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann.

I wasn't having to persuade feedlots [used in US and Canadian factory farming to intensively feed up animals before slaughter] to let me in, or ask Monsanto to have access to their scientists.

You might have thought that the shift from real-world interactivity to intensively scripted narrative would simply have added a bit of precision and gloss to the same underlying routine.

Oh, and the Aral Sea on which his country sits - once the world's fourth biggest lake - has lost 80% of its volume, partly as a result of Karimov siphoning it off to intensively irrigate his remote desert cotton fields.