Meanings of work intensively in English

We are looking forward to work intensively with her to move Europe forward.

He began to work intensively on "Amok," which encapsulated all his philosophical obsessions.

Minister for Health Simon Harris has "ensured extra resources are being deployed to work intensively on this".

Those who work intensively on computers, cashiers, and waitresses are among those who most commonly suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome.

The UK and the EU have pledged to " work intensively" in order to resolve their differences and reach a deal.

It also came directly from the November communique, which contained a commitment by the two governments to work intensively on the matter.

He spent the rest of 1960 in hospital, returning to work intensively on the symphony in 1961.

Christine visited New Zealand as a guest of Script to Screen, for a one-day seminar and to work intensively with two feature film teams.

The Foreign Ministry's emergency task force continues to work intensively towards a solution, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said, declining to be named or give details.

Eventually, the money saved-thesalaries of the 30 clerks-willgo to people with skills to work intensively, theraputically, with young men who are more violent.

K-pop idols work intensively, in a world where a few careers will last more than 10 years, but many are over in just 12 months.

Both parties are working intensively on the matter, the paper said.

Mr Cameron said that the UK and Egypt were " working intensively together".

She said that a crisis team at the ministry was working intensively on the case.

Gordon worked intensively, happily, on the museum project.

And he had been working intensively on these finds, day and night, trying to put it together.