Sentence examples for intense creating from inspiring English sources

As the centuries passed, however, the monsoons became less frequent and the floods less intense, creating stable conditions for agriculture and settlement.

A buoyant, breezy, androgynous athleticism drives the choreography's momentum, while fleeting moments of contact between dancers – casually matey, questioningly romantic, hotly intense – create a subtext of emotion that feels natural and very contemporary.

Although it can be a time- and resource-intense effort, creating a custom program is effective in the training of new nurses.

Wright thought smaller populations were more suited for natural selection because "inbreeding was sufficiently intense to create new interaction systems through random drift but not intense enough to cause random nonadaptive fixation of genes".

Intense complexity created waves of impenetrable sound.

Intense flavours create an unforgettable experience.

In rural inland counties, intense gusts created so much pressure in structures that they literally exploded, as if squashed by a giant fist.

But not when the competition got too tough.However, when competition for members was intense, it created disincentives to improve chronic disease management and incentives to focus on attracting younger, healthier (and cheaper) members.

These look a little like half-eaten apples degrading, and this layer of intense colour creates the impression that brightness and beauty is sinking into the earth as though it were paint on a canvas.

Would the requirements of being fully compliant public companies, combined with intense regulation, create roadblocks to Fannie and Freddie carrying out their mission?

The intense current creates magnetic and electric fields that cause the wires to slam onto a chunk of plastic that has an embedded pellet of deuterium 2 millimeters across.