Sentence examples for drive to intensify from inspiring English sources

The drive to intensify production is misguided.

The money allowed the drive to intensify a sharp-elbowed advertising campaign, and support for the measure was catapulted ahead; it ultimately won with 52percentt of the vote.

There is also a drive to intensify hygiene education and health promotion.

Despite a political drive to intensify and expand the hospital-based newborn hearing screening, diagnosis, and intervention services [ 14], there has been disparity in the overall screening rates for hearing loss in newborn babies in urban (95.4%) or rural (84.1%) areas of Beijing, and likely other cities, over the last decade [ 15].

But moving in the direction of a sustainable and equitable food system requires reining in the power of transnational corporate agribusiness, and its drives to intensify and standardize production, privatize resources that were previously "common," and monopolize the global food system.

And as Mr. Obama's campaign begins to intensify its advertising drive, including a planned campaign during the Olympics in August, television's receptivity is a welcome boost for Mr. McCain.

Government policies encouraged the privatisation and commercialisation of pastoral lands, driven by economic incentives to intensify livestock production.

As we drove, the pain started to intensify, my belly started to cramp, and it felt as if something was growing inside of me.

"This is really going to intensify the drive for some permanent reform," he said.

The first words of the film are spoken by two black soldiers, one of whom urges Lincoln to intensify the drive towards equality and turns out to know the Gettysburg address by heart.

Earlier, American researchers had tried to convert gay men to heterosexuality by injecting them with male hormones, on the theory that they suffered from a masculinity deficit; surprisingly, this only seemed to intensify their homosexual drive.