Sentence examples for a time of intensifying from inspiring English sources

The tentative talks also come at a time of intensifying violence.

Nonetheless, she believes that ending rank has helped keep Ridgefield's acceptance rates respectable in a time of intensifying competition.

The concerns over a possible attack come at a time of intensifying strains between Iran and both Israel and the United States.

But the request for troop reinforcements will come at a time of intensifying public debate about the role of the Nato mission.

Nonetheless, charities have been quick to raise concerns about the adequacy of funding to support the transformation, particularly at a time of intensifying financial pressure on local councils.

For Japanese leaders, the paralysis in Washington creates a new political risk, raising the specter of a diminished American presence in the Asia-Pacific region at a time of intensifying territorial disputes and fears of China's rise.

Concern about police favoritism comes at a time of intensified scrutiny of the department's extensive practice of stopping, questioning and, in many instances, frisking people on the city's streets.

The leak of the email comes at a time of intensified military activity by coalition members — and losses among its troops, who have increased their presence in the country.

This semantic evolution has caused confusion and controversy regarding the meaning of "epigenetics" at a time of intensified interest in the possible role of epigenetic mechanisms in disease.

They cautioned, however, that for decades, successive Israeli governments have rejected calls for a withdrawal to Israel's pre-1967 borders, and they were unsure how Prime Minister Ariel Sharon would view a long-term plan at a time of such rapidly intensifying violence.

It is not time to avoid discussion of race, it's a time to intensify and dignify it.