Sentence examples for intense reports from inspiring English sources

It got fairly intense; reports came back to Clark and the Ministry of Works that the paintings might be in danger from a revolutionary mob.

Organizers of a sex fest to mark International Orgasm Day were forced to cancel the event after public pressure became too intense, reports Ynetnews.

These results indicate that the increase in publications (both research and non-research papers) only started at the end of the summer of 2014, concomitant with the surge in infection and death cases and more intense reports on part of the mass media.

One of the most provocative is that the intense reporting on the trial — including mainstream reporters' extensive use of Twitter — created a "circus atmosphere" and such widespread, instant saturation with inflammatory details that the jury was improperly swayed by public passions.

It benefits from intense reporting, immersion in a subject, imaginative scene setting, dialogue and telling details.

"This will be even more intense reporting on top of analysis," Mr. Stephanopoulos said in a telephone interview yesterday.

Monday's revelations came after a weekend of intense reporting on the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower. .

During the last 3 days the pain became more intense, reported as 10/10 on the pain scale 1 to 10, with associated photophobia, dizziness and nausea, with diplopia that was worsened with gaze to the right lateral field.

Intel is feeling increasing pressure from AMD and Qualcomm and the competition will get even more intense if reports that Apple is working on its own chips to replace Intel processors in Macs are true.

Toshiba shares ended the day down 0.6%, at 824 yen ( $7.64), on Wednesday in Tokyo, after closing 5.7% up the day before, at 829 yen ( $7.69), on intense press reports about the impending move.

After months debating the "war on women," the survey attracted an intense backlash, reports The Daily Dot.