Sentence examples for a marked intensification of from inspiring English sources

Recent days have seen both a marked intensification of that campaign and vicious reminders that even under pressure the jihadis are alive and kicking.

They include a marked intensification of security and economic cooperation, more money, invitations to Western capitals, robust statements of support, prisoner releases and efforts to draw Arab states more fully into the process.

Since the 1950s there has been a marked intensification of research and development efforts to apply technology to the handling of mails, especially in countries faced by manpower problems and higher labour costs.

This adaptation may have been a response to climatic change and range contraction/fragmentation occurring 2.5 Ma following a marked intensification of monsoon winds affecting rainfall patterns in the region [ 58].

I think there was a deepening, an intensification of what was really important".

There has always been a marked lack of evidence.

What if weariness is a marked sign of hopefulness?

When Katrina hits, the rising waters are not so much a destruction, more an intensification of the already existing chaos.

"This decision constitutes a sharp intensification of our operation".

Today's attacks were a significant intensification of the assault on Mr. Arafat and his authority.

Satellite images before and after show a transformation of the land: a great intensification of burning and draining.