Sentence examples for continue to intensity from inspiring English sources

Although efforts for malaria control and prevention continue to intensity, multiple factors, including insecticide resistance in the mosquito vectors, the emergence and rapid spread of drug-resistant strains and the lack of effective vaccines, are contributing to the global worsening of the malaria situation.

The storm accelerated to the southwest and continued to intensity.

Convection became further organized, and the depression continued to intensity.

Continuing to intensity, Hurricane Estelle became the first major hurricane of the 1986 Pacific hurricane season on 0000 UTC July 18.

Continuing to intensity, Ismael was upgraded into a hurricane late on August 10 and subsequently developed an eye.

Although the MFR estimated the storm subsequently weakened, the JTWC assessed that Alexandra continued to intensity to a peak 1 minute intensity of 195 km/h (120 mph) on December 22.

The statement reads in part: "We acknowledge the overwhelming scientific evidence that climate change is human-induced and that, without global and inclusive action towards mitigation and unless fully addressing its fundamental causes, its impacts will continue to grow in intensity and frequency.

As genotyping costs continue to decline, selection intensity for genomic prediction could be increased compared to phenotypic selection at equal cost.

If tropical cyclones continue to increase in intensity as global sea level rises over the next several decades, this combination could be catastrophic for millions of people in poor nations who live along storm-prone river deltas or on oceanic islands.

If we continue to increase the laser intensity, we arrive in a regime where the variance is no longer proportional to the intensity; this is due to the saturation of the detector.

Some gauges of voter intensity continue to show Republicans far more enthusiastic about this election than are Democrats; a New York Times/CBS News poll this month found that 40 percent of Republican primary voters say they are more enthusiastic than usual about voting in the presidential election this year, compared with 29 percent of Democrats.