Sentence examples for intensifies more from inspiring English sources

Damage was evident, though, "throughout the city centre", Stratfor says, and as fighting between IS and Iraqi forces intensifies, more would inevitably follow.

As the hardship of it intensifies, more and more people will begin to go on strike -- a debt strike.

As climate change intensifies, more severe storms (and storm surges), rising seas, extreme heat, and other destructive impacts loom on the horizon.

As the violence and threats in Syria intensified, more came.

Advanced mechanized in opencast mines in now-a-days expected to intensify more noise problems in working environment.

And Emanuel has published research suggesting that hurricanes will be capable of intensifying more rapidly in warming climates.

"If you look at climate models, the conditions are projected to intensify more than in most other climatic regions," Lobell said.

It tends to be discordant (sweet and sour, soft and hard, fruit and savory) and intensified, more salt than you use at home, more pepper; it has texture, contrast, crackle.

New research suggests that global warming is causing the cycle of evaporation and rainfall over the oceans to intensify more than scientists had expected, an ominous finding that may indicate a higher potential for extreme weather in coming decades.

Prof Kerry Emanuel, an expert on tropical cyclones at MIT and not involved in the new research said: "The results leave little doubt that there are more high intensity events affecting south-east Asia and China, and these are also intensifying more rapidly".

"Without these speedy and forceful actions, last October's panic would likely have continued to intensify, more major financial firms would have failed, and the entire global financial system would have been at serious risk," Mr. Bernanke said.