Sentence examples for going to be intensifying from inspiring English sources
He told reporters on Monday, "With the elections now behind us, we're going to be intensifying our effort on coordination".
"And as we have the baby boomer group maturing, there are going to be more older people with fewer children to be informal caregivers for them, which is going to intensify the problem even more".
However, because more people are going to university, competition is intensifying and some jobs that were once open to anyone now require degrees.
Second, efforts to ensure that every child goes to school must be intensified.
More to the point, the chaos is only going to intensify, which is why the presidential season ahead is likely to feature the most unruly and flat-out fascinating contest Republicans have staged in 35 years.
"It's warming out and it's going to start intensifying the flavor of the bags".
The language is going to intensify, and temperatures are going to rise.
This means that pressure to clear many of the world's remaining tropical rainforests for human use is going to intensify every decade, because this is predominantly the only available land that is left for expanding agriculture at scale.
"But of course that's only going to intensify and that will be the case if we continue on the run that we've had.
"What we are afraid of now is, are we going to see an intensified crackdown as a reaction to today's events," said Acacia Shields, the author of a 319-page report by Human Rights Watch on religious repression that was released Tuesday in Tashkent.
