Sentence examples for be particularly intense during from inspiring English sources
Fires can be particularly intense during days of strong winds, periods of drought, and during warm summer months.
Consistent with the laterite profile central ages, weathering was particularly intense during the Miocene (17 8 Ma).
The problem is particularly intense during the initial set up period, as 42-year-old Andy Sexton discovered when he opened Bike Science in Bristol five years ago.
Social and cultural repression was particularly intense during the era of Islamization initiated by General Zia ul-Haq in the late 1970s, when women were discouraged from public participation in cultural life and only landscape painting, calligraphy and abstraction passed official muster.
I mean, once a week, once every two weeks, I thought to myself, 'What have I done, what have I gotten myself in to?'" These feelings were particularly intense during his first two months playing for Bolton when he was living in a hotel inside the stadium.
Because of the need to open by today for Oscar consideration, the glut was particularly intense during the last couple of weeks.
Yet, since eukaryotic sex is a complex and cumbersome apparatus, selection for its evolution must have been particularly intense during its origin.
Scrutiny will be particularly intense this year.
But the backlash seems to be particularly intense in Arizona.
Such events appear to have been particularly intense in the Balkan Peninsula during the Pleistocene [ 4] and could be the main reason for both the present geographical limitations of distribution and local fixation of the MEcs1 haplotype.
