Sentence examples for very intensive in from inspiring English sources

Also, after the early stages of import substitution, protected new industries tended to be very intensive in the use of capital and especially of imported capital goods.

The state department of health and human services had already begun assisting the county in the fall of 2014, and the legionnaires' investigation had become "very intensive" in early 2015, said Dr Eden Wells, Michigan's chief medical executive.

After the early stages of import substitution, protected new industries tended to be very intensive in the use of capital and especially of imported capital goods—i.e., tangible items such as buildings, machinery, and equipment produced and used in the production of other goods and services.

Images and video are very intensive in nature.

CTV analysis is very intensive in terms of computational power for large systems as the one present here.

In order to improve the performance of various flexible electronic devices, the research on the transparent conductive thin films becomes very intensive in the recent years.

Hans Haekkerup, a former Danish defense minister who became the Serbian province's administrator in January and had been expected to stay on in the job, said that "after a very intensive year in Kosovo, I look forward to spending more time with my family".

Marr explained he had fallen into the "terrible" trap of believing what he read in newspapers, which encouraged people to "take very intensive exercise in short bursts - and that's the way to health".

"Some general internists or family physicians do some very intensive physicals in the office," he said, whereas a physical billed as an executive exam "is often more about convenience and getting all the data in a nice package".

Marr said he had followed the advice to "take very intensive exercise in short bursts – and that's the way to health … I went on a rowing machine and gave it everything I had, and had a strange feeling afterwards – a blinding headache, and flashes of light – served out the family meal, went to bed, [then] woke up the next morning lying on the floor unable to move".

The 53-year-old said he had, to his detriment, believed the newspapers... that we must take very, very intensive exercise in short bursts for good health.