Sentence examples for intended to intensify from inspiring English sources
New signals that the guild is ready to strike are just as clearly intended to intensify the pressure on the studios and networks.
These additions (as they seemed to me) kept getting in my way as distractions from an ex pressive force that they presumably were intended to intensify or clarify.
The reliance on music, particularly for campaigns based on sports sponsorships, is intended to intensify the appeal of Coca-Cola to younger consumers with a passion for sports and music.
Though the advertisements are nonpartisan and pointedly avoid specific prescriptions, they are intended to intensify the political focus on an issue that is already receiving considerable attention from presidential candidates in both parties.
At the Pentagon, senior officials have said the force here is intended to intensify pressure on the remaining Taliban strongholds in the south, blocking escape routes and serving as a launching pad for Special Operations raids.
The power this system gives the police was certainly evident in Mr. Zhou's case: his advocacy of free labor unions, an official notice of his sentence said, was "intended to intensify social contradictions and stir up trouble".
Bassma Kodmani, a member of the executive committee, told reporters in Geneva that the Assad government "intends to intensify rather than beginning to comply with the cease-fire".
Mr. Trump leaves Washington on Friday for a five-nation, 12-day trip across Asia during which he intends to intensify pressure on North Korea while also pushing for better trade deals for the United States.
Adopting the recommendation of a no-fly zone, however, would probably send a message to Gaddafi and his inner circle, that the United States and its European allies intend to intensify pressure to achieve their declared goal of ousting the Libyan leader.
