Sentence examples for be an intensification of from inspiring English sources

The next great agricultural transformation will not be an intensification of technologies of extraction and control; it will be an ecological agriculture that regenerates soil, aquifers and biodiversity.

At this time the colours become brighter, with a common tendency toward red, and there may even be an intensification of the hue in moments of excitement.

"There will be an intensification of the strategy that we put forward, but the strategy that we put forward is the strategy that ultimately is going to work," Obama told reporters.

"Clearly there's going to have to be an intensification of our efforts," Rhodes said in an interview with US network NBC's Meet the Press on the sidelines of a G20 summit in Turkey.

There also appeared to be an intensification of interest in the case of Rebekah Brooks, the former chief of Mr. Murdoch's British newspaper operations, and her husband, Charlie Brooks, an Eton-educated racehorse trainer.

The arrests appeared to be an intensification of the police investigation into the role of The Sun, Britain's highest circulation daily newspaper, in the illegal news-gathering techniques that prompted Mr. Murdoch, 80, last summer to close The Sun's sister newspaper, the weekend News of the World.

"There's an intensification of demands on drivers," he says.

"Really, this is an intensification of the evacuation, which has been happening gradually," he said.

The background was apocalypse; the response was an intensification of experience.

No need for the cumbersome periphrasis "there has been an intensification of".

What happens over time is that the suspect gets tired, and there is an intensification of techniques.