Sentence examples for intensifying proximity from inspiring English sources

Rubio denied an assertion by Rose that his intensifying proximity as a presidential candidate to mega-donors such as Sheldon Adelson, the staunch supporter of Israel and opponent of a two-state solution, had pulled him in a hawkish direction.

Life, she says, is intensified by proximity to death.

The complex mechanisms by which we understand and are affected by the deaths of public figures will likely continue to develop and intensify as digital proximity cultivates increased feelings of connection and identification with beloved celebrities.

Considering the implications of these thresholds, Main and Stadtman wondered what could cause infants to show conflict behavior in the Strange Situation, when evolutionary theory appeared to suggest that greater apparent threat would elicit intensified attempts to achieve proximity or conditional proximity.

The dispute is intensified by history and proximity.

Officials, the decree says, will be promoted on the basis of merit, not party affiliation.Cynics, and there are plenty of them in Syria, dismiss the resolution as one of a series of gestures to pre-empt pressure from America, pressure that has been intensified by the uncomfortable proximity of American forces in Iraq.

After the crooning, he breaks off into more straightforward rap, intensifying couplet by jokingly bragged couplet until, as if warded off by his proximity to a shout, he drops into song again, first cutely—"This little light of miiine / Glory be to God, yeah"—then in an open jubilee.

The attacks are intensifying.

Regulatory pressures are intensifying.

Intensifying cyber threats5.

There is intensifying competition.