Sentence examples for are more intense when from inspiring English sources

Conflicts between birds after the breeding period are more intense when the woodpeckers involved are of the same sex.

The peak has mixed polarization features, out of which x- and y-polarized transitions are more intense when compared to the z-polarized one.

But professional relationships are more intense when colleagues are sharing close working and living quarters a bunk bed or a tent.

In general, CYP1B1 immunolabeling in the human fetal eyes was more intense when compared to adult eyes.

In the middle of a game, it's more intense when you're sitting in that seat and Coach is staring at you.

(This was more intense when I saw the paintings "live". I did not view the works in the gallery until after I contributed to the catalogue).

However, in a warmer world, these types of weather events will happen more frequently and/or will be more intense when they strike.

In a collaborative effort with researchers from all around North American universities, they found that emotional events like the World Cup were found to be more intense when viewed simultaneously with other group members.

The atmosphere surrounding Martin may be more intense when he is confronted with larger galleries, and when he plays with other tour members who may disagree with his use of a cart.

And while children of any blended family can struggle with stepparents, the feuds between children and their parents' spouses can be more intense when big money is at stake.

"Sidelining Yingluck would level the playing field for Thaksin's opponents … [but] this impeachment will likely rack up more grievances which will be suppressed and will likely be more intense when they surface".