Sentence examples for * intensification in from inspiring English sources

Low prices stimulate an increase in oil use and an intensification in greenhouse-gas emissions.

Research organisations in Bolivia are currently working on solutions for sustainable intensification in these areas".

The attack, the deadliest in Kabul since 2001, has raised fears of an intensification in sectarian conflict.

One is that Greece's fragile coalition does not survive an intensification in the economic gloom.

§  Intensification in an ancient agricultural region: Ellis, E. C. & Wang, S. M. 1997.

But despite that pressure, the group has been at the center of a recent intensification in threat levels.

It's sort of like there's been a very interesting price, which is an intensification in the breeding of the bodily insecurity of women.

If property values could be made visible (and often they are, by increases in new construction), you would already see a long strip of intensification, in a city that already is hardly a desert, running from east to west.

[Officials are bracing for a possible intensification in violence Saturday and Sunday as tens of thousands of people start descending on the provincial capital, Banda Aceh, for a two day independence rally.

Last week, for example, Goldman Sachs abandoned an idea for switching British bonus dates to cut its employees' tax bills, and there was also an intensification in the battle over Greek tax cheating.

EVERY date to have inspired hope that the cycle of protest in the Kashmir valley might be about to end has instead proved to mark another intensification in the unrest.