We concentrated intensive fire on the enemy.
When you do, be prepared for some intensive wildlife bingo.
An intensive phase of recovery and evaluation may be required.
There we received several weeks of intensive training.
He is now in intensive care at a local hospital, unconscious and on a ventilator.
If ranching were made more intensive, crops could expand into empty pasture.
There are many hospitalized patients, several of them requiring intensive care, including dialysis.
When misunderstandings or disagreements arise, we will work through them peacefully and through intensive dialogue.
So, we have a rather intensive debate about what could go on the agenda, formal agenda, of the Development Committee.
In many places, yields can increase-if prices rise high enough to make investment in more-intensive agriculture worthwhile.
This contains the more disk-intensive parts of the loader, such as user interfaces and kernel loaders.
Almost half the 38.6m hectares devoted to ranching could be used for intensive farming, the ministry reckons.
Today, administrative functions are labor-intensive and IS organizations typically have to replicate management tools across multiple server environments.
Despite intensive investigations extending over several years, research has failed to find an animal reservoir of the virus or determine where it hides in nature between outbreaks.
Because Universal Server programming interfaces operate at the same high level as advanced development toolsets, programmer productivity on large-scale data-intensive applications can be vastly improved.
Chinese to learn English, intensive reading, fine listens, goblin said more than, but reading, pan-listens is far from enough, a large number of blather more insufficient.
Should South African develop Labour intensive manufacturing industries? The answer is yes, because most Labour forces are in agriculture or are unemployed and are poor.
The first time Noah played Muse was when, as an infant, he fell ill and had to be rushed to intensive care.
The latter is not required, especially because it's a difficult value to gauge, but it does provide options for people who want to limit the printing of graphically intensive files.
Claire Gordon, a 28-year-old trainee infectious disease specialist from the Austin Hospital, was working in the intensive care unit last year as a 22-year-old pregnant woman fought for her life there.
Quickly he found his daughter and, with the paramedic's help, put her on the stretcher, called down the service elevator, and took her to the intensive-care unit on the third floor.
The intensive, one-on-one, in-home therapy was meted out by behavioral therapist Rick Schroeder, who used a technique of behavior modification known as "applied behavior analysis" or ABA.
After joining WTO, the finance will continue to expand the opening, the number of foreign banks in China will increase quickly and the scales of its business will enlarge gradually, which will lead our state-owned commercial banks to a more serious situation and intensive challenge.
