Sentence examples for a context of intensifying from inspiring English sources
In a context of intensifying anthropogenic pressures on sandy shores, the mapping of benthic habitat appears as an essential first step and a fundamental baseline for marine spatial planning, ecosystem-based management and conservation efforts of soft-sediment intertidal areas.
To examine the impact of the social denormalization of smoking on smokers' motives for quitting and on subsequent abstinence in a context of intensified anti-smoking measures.
Second, such crises bring sharply decreased access to services in a context of intensified threats.
"This drop is striking in the context of intensifying global challenges," says the report.
In the context of intensified media coverage of intentional injury amongst Māori at the time, a few reported that it was more likely that reference would be made to the hospital based child protection services (Whakaruruhau) when injured Māori and Pacific children were admitted to hospital than was the case with Pākehā children.
With some exceptions, high-prevalence countries in SSA are also some of the poorest in the world; as such, the epidemic has both unfolded within a context of pervasive poverty and also intensified poverty (Bachmann & Booysen, 2006; Barnett & Whiteside, 2002).
Evolving changes in patient volume, diagnoses and recall period to triggering events suggest a lengthy and durable effect of an intensified exposure to violence in a context of prolonged conflict.
The crunch came in the context of an intensifying and increasingly regular drought cycle linked to climate change.
I've been hearing it in the context of an intensifying drumbeat: that the "gay Jackie Robinson" is just weeks or months away.
This is a form of intensifying production.
It is thus within this context of both intensifying globalization and efforts to critique, resist, and mobilize against it that I will attempt to explicate and begin to theorize the connections between Native American literature and emergent international movement(s) for social and ecological justice.
