Sentence examples for intensify with the from inspiring English sources

Expect the fight to intensify with the arrival of the PR circus that surrounds the E3 expo in Los Angeles in a few months.

Some Democrats in Congress and civil rights advocates have criticized the efforts, saying the inquiries have had a chilling effect on free speech.The accusations are likely to intensify with the disclosure of the subpoena regarding the Republican delegates.

The Times article, by Gardiner Harris, says that "controversy is likely to intensify with the committee's latest recommendation since many of the cancers in men result from homosexual sex".

During the crime wave of 1990, when the murder rate hit a record high and the tabloids pleaded with Mayor David N. Dinkins Daveave, Do Something!" — the violence seemed to intensify with the heat.

The vaccine has been controversial because the disease it prevents results from sexual activity, and that controversy is likely to intensify with the committee's latest recommendation since many of the cancers in men result from homosexual sex.

The finger pointing, likely to intensify with the list's publication, is certain to distract Greek politicians during a week when European finance ministers are scheduled to discuss whether to release billions of euros in fresh financial aid.

I think the experience is intensified with the 3D".

But the focus has intensified with the approach of the anniversary.

"The fear I felt after the Sept. 11 attacks intensified with the anthrax attacks," he said.

Matters intensified with the recent assassination of Félix Doh, a top rebel commander in the west.

The traffic was intensifying with the rush hour, but he drove faster than he usually did.