Sentence examples for took intensive from inspiring English sources

It took intensive negotiations to overcome objections, notably by Indonesia, that the authorization for foreign military forces to take the battle against pirates ashore was too broad.

Later, when I had a faculty position in Frankfurt and needed to teach in German, I took intensive evening lessons at a Goethe Institut and also lived with Germans, the former allowing me to learn grammar and the latter allowing me to learn how to converse.

It took intensive effort by the team at International Animal Rescue to nurse the young ape back to health.

My thoughts got stuck in loops of, You're never going to come out of this, and, It's not just your body that's fucked now it's your head," and it took intensive CBT coupled with anti-depressants to come out of it both times.

My thoughts got stuck in loops of, "You're never going to come out of this," and, "It's not just your body that's fucked now – it's your head," and it took intensive CBT coupled with anti-depressants to come out of it both times.

My thoughts got stuck in loops of You're never going to come out of this and It's not just your body that's fucked now it's your head, and it took intensive cognitive behavioral therapy coupled with antidepressants to come out of it both times.

A gun takes intensive training, and too much time.

The government insists it is taking "intensive measures" against sleaze.

Freshmen take intensive yearlong courses in Italian grammar, Italian lyric diction, the literature of art song and Italian art song.

Hopefully, the possibility that there will be a large-scale terrorist attack in the UK is small - especially if we take intensive measures to guard against it.

He is now into meditation, and says that he would do anything to get out: "I'll take intensive therapy, I'll do whatever".