Advertisement
Advertisement
intensive
adjective as in exhaustive
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
There are rising production costs and operational risks to consider, and expanding a mine’s capacity is very capital intensive — and often faces environmental and regulatory hurdles that result in significant and costly delays.
If the problem persists, a child can be referred out for an outside evaluation, where they might be formally diagnosed with dyslexia or another reading disability and given more intensive tutoring.
In March, the government said it wanted to redeploy 1,000 work coaches to provide personalised and "intensive" support to thousands of sick and disabled people.
Ruiz said students who were separated from a parent were connected to more intensive county mental health services.
Most of the dozens affected are not seriously ill, officials in Stockholm say, and so far none of those admitted to hospital have required intensive care.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse