Sentence examples for intensifying resistance from inspiring English sources

Intense fighting stands the chance of intensifying resistance to the coalition, both in Sunni and Shiite centers.

Janet Yellen, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, warned in 2006 that "rising inequality is intensifying resistance to globalization, impairing social cohesion and could ultimately undermine American democracy".

Pressure on both family and public budgets intensifies resistance to changing this rule, for fear of increased costs.

The large-scale attacks that were unleashed on the villages of Sikh peasantry led only to intensified resistance, and Aḥmad Shah found his area of control in the 1760s constantly under threat.

Additionally, more people inhabiting increasingly valuable open space raises the stakes, and intensifies resistance, when ideas are proposed that would take any land "out of production".

Once the number of pledgers passes a few million and attention to the story intensifies, resistance from the banks will mount and pressure on Congress to resolve the conflict will grow.

Ms. Orfinger Karlin intensified her resistance work after her husband's death, becoming one of the few women in the partisan leadership.

Reduced hepatic insulin elimination may intensify insulin resistance via chronic elevations of circulating fasting and postprandial insulin concentrations (20, 31, 32).

The severe oxidative stress then intensifies insulin resistance and the continual declining of insulin sensitivity will lead to irritable increment of insulin.

Perhaps because the French Resistance was intensifying its attacks on German troops as they were making their way to the Normandy front.

An incident of footballing insubordination at a time when strike action and other forms of civil resistance were intensifying in communist Poland, it caused a domestic press storm, which led first to the suspension of several prominent players, then the resignation of the team manager, Ryszard Kulesza.