Sentence examples for intensifying the need from inspiring English sources
It is characterized by its highly aggressive behavior, increased metastasis, poor prognosis and lack of targeted therapies - thus intensifying the need for identifying novel therapeutic strategies for this subset of patients.
As the sense of a Russian threat intensifies the need to identify with Europe strengthens.
"Migrating to another culture only intensifies the need for these kind of languages".
Though many exporters have used this kind of screening software for years, the September attacks have intensified the need.
A UN verdict would have great authority, and would intensify the need for people to find out who was responsible.
Brennan suggested that Europe's refugee crisis has intensified the need for effective surveillance of Islamic State (Isis).
This method intensified the need to develop a means of taking up and storing longer lines and led to the invention of the fishing reel.
The common denominator of popular culture — which these days encompasses so many things that you could even include all sorts of high culture — seems to have just intensified the need people now feel to distinguish themselves from it.
And while the issues that face gays and transgender people often differ, a recent spate of suicides among young gay men has intensified the need for positive political role models, said Chuck Wolfe, the president and chief executive of the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund, which backs gay and lesbian political candidates.
In a period of unprecedented industrial growth, the pressures brought to bear on the supply of raw materials and natural resources by an unrelenting demand intensified the need to rationalize their utilization, so as to eliminate increasingly costly waste and to allocate them more efficiently.
While the numbers are not yet overwhelming, aid officials warn that the return of tens of thousands of families to the areas that have been hardest hit by fighting, drought and poverty will ultimately intensify the need for aid at a time when the delivery of food remains blocked or woefully inadequate.
