Some, indeed, intensified.
Logging continued, and in some places intensified, as the nation's economy grew in the years after "Hunter Mountain, Twilight".
Archaic period (6000 500 BC) forager populations grew markedly in size; some peoples intensified food production, engaged in elaborate mortuary rituals, and experienced low-order violent conflicts.
Mr. Gallagher's said his concerns were in some measure intensified by inconsistencies between statements Mr. Von Essen made at a news conference the commissioner held Wednesday and details that emerged later about the contract.
He told the BBC that protecting some departments intensified the burden on others: "When you have 80% of all government spending that's ring-fenced it means all future pressures then come on things like the army, the police, local government, and skills and universities.
But the anniversary of this historic uprising bears little cause for celebration in Egypt, as President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has continued ― and in some ways, intensified ― Murabak's legacy of repression.
In some cases, intensified insulin treatment, while controlling glucose, paradoxically worsened diabetic retinopathy, neuropathy and nephropathy.
Some women intensified their oral hygiene (173, 45%), while others increased the use of oral rinse products (93, 24%) or visited the dentist (47, 12%).
Some processes that were intensified some decades before the phrase "process intensification" became common in the process engineering literature, used electric fields, and others employed centrifugal forces.
Some proved that racism has not withered away, but rather in some cases has intensified, since the election of the first African American president.
