Sentence examples for increasingly more intense from inspiring English sources

"I'm looking forward to it getting increasingly more intense as the week goes on, leading to Saturday morning where everyone will be hyper," he said.

The conviction to expand European cooperation in relation to education was also expressed via the SCME, to offer better opportunities to the young, in a world where competitiveness was increasingly more intense and the international cooperation was turning out to be progressively more necessary.

GFAP expression became increasingly more intense with a greater number of astrocytes expressing GFAP, with increasing grade of severity.

The TF came under increasingly heavy fire, more intense than during previous missions.

Forecasters said a very warm and humid air mass across the UK would become "increasingly unstable", leading to more intense thunderstorms.

The Met Office said a very warm and humid air mass across the UK would become "increasingly unstable", leading to more intense thunderstorms.

But increasingly hot summers are favoring more intense and frequent wildfires, a trend that makes it harder for new spruce to sprout.

And increasingly as it comes under more intense competitive pressures, Apple will need to become an even more open company.

They argue that as climate change gets more intense, governments will increasingly enact laws that make it difficult — even illegal — for companies to extract all those resources.

A spokesperson said: "Higher daily peak temperatures and longer, more intense heatwaves are becomingly increasingly frequent globally due to climate change.

However, it can't be denied that the NSA programmes revealed by Snowden – which, by all accounts, are set to become even more intense – are making it increasingly difficult to do so.