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intensive

[in-ten-siv] / ɪnˈtɛn sɪv /


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Many were driven by the hope that intensive intervention would help their children become independent adults, capable of living without lifelong reliance on government services.

From The Wall Street Journal

Zanib, 34, had a successful lung transplant in Manchester in January 2020, but five years later her kidneys began to fail and she was admitted to intensive care.

From BBC

The government is also introducing, for the first time, a presumption that all prison leavers will be tagged on release as part of intensive supervision.

From BBC

Despite recent measures to cut energy costs for intensive users, UK steel makers still face higher bills than their European and US rivals.

From BBC

The reopening follows three years of intensive construction in one of the busiest spots in the city to future-proof Manhattan's only contemporary art museum.

From Barron's