Sentence examples for dramatic intensification from inspiring English sources

The response from the SPD opposition was harsh and noted that the government's gradual approach had led to a dramatic intensification of the sovereign debt crisis.

Global markets have been facing an increasing competitiveness, leading to a dramatic intensification of the market pressures in terms of business sustainability.

The treatment consisted of a dramatic intensification of labour market policies, involving information, very early mandatory participation in job search assistance programmes, frequent meetings with employment officers, and full-time programme participation in an active labour market programme for at least three months if they had not found employment before 18 weeks of unemployment.

The test triggered new U.N. sanctions which in turn led to a dramatic intensification of North Korea's threats of nuclear strikes against South Korea and the United States.

We demonstrated use of SNA statistic in-degree centrality as a measure of communication load by clinician role and uncovered variation in this measure over time and by shift, by presenting a graph that exposed dramatic intensifications and reductions between measurements.

The new plays that appeared in Paris mainly pastorals and tragicomedies were written by Classical scholars as imitations of the Italian commedia erudita, but the French love of order resulted in the intensification of the dramatic unities of time, place, and action.

Over the last decades, agricultural intensification has caused a dramatic reduction of grassy habitats.

Agricultural intensification is responsible for the dramatic decline of farmland bird populations in the European Union (EU).

"Species which are not charismatic have been politically overlooked," said Rounsevell. "Over 70percentt of freshwater species and 61percentt of amphibians have declined [in Europe], along with 26percentt of marine fish populations and 42percentt of land-based animals... It is a dramatic change and a direct result of the intensification of farming," he said.

The researchers show that in the last half of the 20th century, the midwestern U.S. went through an intensification of agricultural practices that led to dramatic increases in production of corn and soybeans.

Handling editor: Stefan Schrader Over the past several decades agricultural intensification led to enormous land-use changes resulting in dramatic losses of biodiversity [1].