Sentence examples for and intensified in the from inspiring English sources

Their friendship is a relatively recent development and intensified in the year they ran against each other in the primaries.

But Fox is also part of a trend that began with Louise Fitzhugh's Harriet the Spy in 1962 and intensified in the climate of the Vietnam war.

And many experts trace the rise of the problem to the wrenching social changes that began in the 1980's and intensified in the mid-1990's with the end of apartheid.

The bond fund manager Jeffrey E. Gundlach's clash with his former employer, Trust Company of the West, began as early as 2001 and intensified in the months leading up to his firing, he testified on Tuesday.

He will say growth is under way due the initial impact of the commodity price shock at the end of 2010 working its way through the economy: "The eurozone crisis that began in 2010 and intensified in the summer of 2011 has finally abated following the ECB's decisive intervention last summer.

The resistance movement began in the 1940s and intensified in the 1950s and '60s, when civil rights as a concept was sweeping the globe, but it was forced underground as most of its leaders were imprisoned, and it did not regain strength until the 1980s.

The counting will begin in earnest today and intensify in the coming days.

He said that "the UK has been very active" in opposing it and "our efforts will continue and intensify in the coming days".

That 1928 medical journal paper started a drumbeat of research into head injuries in athletes, continuing throughout the 20th century and intensifying in the last decade.

The expansion of trading routes between the interior and the coast, starting around 1300 years ago and intensifying in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries CE, was one such process.

Melanization starts and intensifies in the adult cuticle throughout the final half of the pharate-adult period, even after adult ecdysis.