Sentence examples for became very intense from inspiring English sources

Around midnight the gunshots became very intense, like fireworks, especially at the gendarmerie close to our compound.

Initially, from around 11 months of gestation the cytoplasm of the 3β HSD positive cells stained evenly and diffusely but, again as gestation advanced, groups of interstitial cells were observed in which the staining pattern within the cytoplasm became very intense and granular.

Between ΣS/ΣAs = 4 and ΣS/ΣAs = 0.25, the band at 400 cm-1 loses intensity, while a band centered near 420 cm-1 becomes relatively more prominent (although it never becomes very intense), until it too loses intensity.

When unemployment finally drops below 7%, the pressure will become very intense indeed.

"I made a piece with fasting once before, 12 days in 1981 for 'Nightsea Crossing,' and it becomes very intense; you feel bad, you feel sick -- your stomach, your head.

I'd become very intense, focused and aggressive.

"Competition for water is going to become very intense very soon," Alan predicted.

By late October and November atmospheric dynamics are generally in place to allow storm systems to become very intense.

While it is uncommon for storms with large eyes to become very intense, it does occur, especially in annular hurricanes.

The Tea Party Republican tail seems to already be wagging the Republican Party dog, and this situation is going to become very intense as we reach the point where (in a normal year in Washington) some sort of deal is cut between the parties.

They also reveal that the disaggregation of the membranes starts a couple of hours after the pulse delivery and becomes very intense 6 h later, and is complete at 24 h.