Sentence examples for The intensifying from inspiring English sources
verb
To render more intense; as, to intensify heat or cold; to intensify colors; to intensify a photographic negative; to intensify animosity.
The intensifying scrutiny is making investors increasingly nervous.
The intensifying focus on Syria here in Israel came as violence flared across the border.
"The intensifying crisis in Europe has hurt confidence and threatened global economic recovery.
The intensifying competition for playoff spots at this time of year makes every call more crucial.
The intensifying wave of strikes has disrupted transport and closed ancient sites, including the Acropolis.
The intensifying proposals and counteroffers between the two sides represent the growing urgency of the situation.
The intensifying exchanges between Mr. Reed and Mr. Davis underscore the evolution in the generational ranks of black political leaders.
The intensifying nominating fight has helped narrow the grass-roots fund-raising gap between the Republican field and Mr. Obama.
The intensifying confrontation between Iran and the west has driven petrol prices up 25 cents per gallon since mid-December.
The intensifying hurricane then turned west-northwest.
The intensifying campaign against the report includes many in the conservative media.
