Sentence examples for an intensification of a from inspiring English sources

"We're getting an intensification of a hard landing in Japan," said Jesper Koll, chief economist at Merrill Lynch here.

At its core, this year's conflict is an intensification of a long-running power struggle between Mr. Pataki and the Legislature.

The battle for Aleppo may mark a military turning point, but for Aleppo's remaining residents, it marks only an intensification of a misery that seems to go unheeded by the international community.

Perhaps it's a curse to live so close to this core, and perhaps it's merely an intensification of a more general conflict between duty and consciousness, between society and self.

If there has been one significant change in Alan Garner's writing, it is an intensification of a feeling it has always had: that its author is somehow in touch with another reality.

With cardinals now in Rome preparing to elect Benedict's successor, the poll indicated that the church's hierarchy had lost the confidence and allegiance of many American Catholics, an intensification of a long-term trend.

"It's more of an intensification of an existing digital trend," he said.

As an intensification of an overarching religion whether Eastern Christianity, Western Christianity, Buddhism, or, to a lesser extent, Hinduism monasticism has never before been so widely studied by non-monastics or so eagerly pursued by outsiders through pilgrimage and retreat.

The strike was carried out by the same Special Operations Command unit now battling militants in Yemen, and it represented an intensification of an American military campaign in a mostly lawless region where weak governments have allowed groups with links to Al Qaeda to flourish.

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

And in a groundbreaking recommendation it advocated "an intensification" of cooperation with Chinese special forces.