Sentence examples for intensifying the problem from inspiring English sources
A warming climate is intensifying the problem, he said.
Intensifying the problem, Swain added, was the schedule of shifts on the patch.
Leisure centres and schools have been converted into shelters, but when the new term starts they will no longer be available, intensifying the problem.
During the summer period water demand is high due to extensive touristic and agricultural activities, leading to significant drawdown in the area, intensifying the problem of seawater intrusion.
In addition, the old-fashioned textbook-based approach (Bloom 2006); the lack of updated books; and the discretionary relevance given to the subject can also contribute to intensifying the problem.
If any of those conflicts had ever possessed the possibility of a quick fix, that moment was lost long ago: and now cycles of violence -- whether US-initiated or ISIS-driven -- are more likely to feed upon each other, deepening and intensifying the problem to which the violence was an initial response, rather than to offer a quick route to a lasting solution.
The fact that the army has put in place a figurehead government and that military officers continue to call the shots behind the scenes only intensifies the problem.
A child who is experiencing mental health discrimination is such a delicate issue that approaching it clumsily or ignoring it all together can intensify the problem.
Technological advances in life-support systems have intensified the problem of prolonging lives, in some cases to a point that some doctors call obscene.
