Sentence examples for was so intensive from inspiring English sources

"Only now, one year later, am I really able to apply a lot of it because it was so intensive at the time.

Television coverage of the Vietnam war was so intensive that Hollywood did not bother to make many films about it while it was going on.

The influx of nomad Vlachs (Walachians) from the Danube was so intensive by the 12th and 13th centuries that Thessaly came to be called Great Walachia (Megale Vlachia); colonies of Vlach herdsmen are still found there.

An eight-hour crash course on leveraged buyouts from Training the Street was so intensive that it "kind of makes you want to slit your wrists," said Michael Rojas, who graduated from Columbia Business School this month.

We cannot say the pretrial publicity was so intensive and extensive or the examination of the entire panel revealed such prejudice that a court could not believe the answers of the jurors and would be compelled to find bias or preformed opinion as a matter of law.

"It was so intensive," Zager said.

The itineraries now are so intensive that there is precious little time to relax.

The mining process is so intensive that miners often join together in pools.

Tandem assessment is so intensive that only those swimming closest to the C-suite headwaters undergo it.

It's the best job in the world, although I think it can only be done for four or five years in the modern world in a big country because it is so intensive.

Notably, the recent introgression from M. sylvestris into M. domestica has been so intensive that the cultivated apples now appear to be closer to European crabapple M. sylvestris than to their progenitor M. sieversii, which is consistent with a previous report9.