Preposition: at

• time: Farm work was labor intensive at this time and was mainly carried out using horses.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• become: Monitoring becomes much more labor intensive and difficult in asset classes where there is low liquidity and lower transparency.

Modifies a noun

• farming: The guiding motto of intensive farming is ' waste nothing, productivity is everything ' .

• agriculture: The cassava growing region of coastal Kenya is separated from cultivated areas inland by an arid belt which does not support intensive agriculture.

• care: During the five days he was in intensive care he had numerous seizures.

• cultivation: The same applies to species having declined because of intensive soil cultivation or seed cleaning.

• lobbying: More on the intensive lobbying that preceded the s. .

Modifying Another Word

• computationally: Maybe we should put all the computationally intensive components under a mountain.

• graphically: Hummingbird Exceed provides the performance boost necessary for students to remotely access graphically intensive CAD design tools from PCs in their homes.

• manually: In the absence of such systems, inefficiency creates work and manually intensive work-arounds and rechecks become the norm.

• fairly: In order to create a view of a 3D computer model some fairly intensive calculations have to be performed.

• relatively: These areas have generally low biodiversity as a result of relatively intensive management.

• highly: Undertake High Intensity Workouts The best way to burn fat is to undertake highly intensive aerobic exercise.

Used with adjective complement

• labor: Because our services are very labor intensive, directly employed staff account for by far the largest portion of budgets.

• become: How do we sustain our landscapes when agriculture is becoming more intensive?

• use: Also, parents were interviewed using intensive, interview-based methods of scoring.

• approve: Despite the use of the word 'Freedom ' , the scheme approves intensive, factory farm conditions.

• undertake: Applicants who don't have TOEFL or IELTS can undertake intensive Pre-course English Language at College.

Preposition: in

• term: These are also very resource intensive in terms of maintenance and raise issues about sustainability.