"intense rise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and significant increase in something, such as a price, emotion, or activity. Example: The stock market experienced an intense rise today, with the Dow Jones increasing by over 500 points.
At the opposite end of the relaxation and activity scale to the Sisterhood retreat, GI Jane Bootcamps are intense: rise and shine at 5.30am and lights out at 8pm – with barely a moment to catch your breath in between.
From £450 for three nights, 22-25 June, sisterhoodcamp.co.uk At the opposite end of the relaxation and activity scale to the Sisterhood retreat, GI Jane Bootcamps are intense: rise and shine at 5.30am and lights out at 8pm – with barely a moment to catch your breath in between.
Conversely, verapamil perfused in the same manner with a Ca2+-reactive site caused an intense rise in the cat's body temperature which also was concentration dependent.
Over the past couple years, I've sensed an intense rise in anti-Muslim hostility in the air, and I'm tired of inhaling these toxic fumes and pretending they don't affect me.
(He also performed Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Long as I Can See the Light"; the Beatles' "Day in the Life," complete with intense rising instrumental crescendos; and, with a grandiosity counter to the rest of the show, John Lennon's "Imagine").
In his letter to the Romans, a rhetorical supremacy is reached, whereby an inherited Hebrew parallelism, the colloquialism of an elder addressing new congregations, an almost legalistic restraint, and an intense, rising repetition all newly converge.
If you look at responses from people under 35, fulfilling, challenging, and intense rose to the top.
We chose to use 10 mM carnosine, moving from the assumption that the AD-related Zn2+ dyshomeostasis is a chronic process that is likely to be associated with less intense rises in cation levels compared to what we have described in the Zn2+ imaging experiments).
Until wealth becomes less resource-intense, rising prices and the policy reaction to rising prices may place an upper bound on growth that's lower than we've come to expect.
The analysis builds upon a case study in the alpine Austrian state of Tyrol where an intense regional rise of average temperatures occurs, going along with increased risks of natural mountain hazards and exposed settlement structures.
For his part Mr. Howard handles the transition from humor to heartbreak smoothly, so that when raw, intense emotions rise to the surface there is somewhere for them to go.
