Sentence examples for intensity of the crisis from inspiring English sources
The dawdling has needlessly increased the intensity of the crisis, the editorial in the newspaper, Ta Nea, said.
Path-dependency shape views regarding the acceptable role of the state, although institutional legacies needs to be balanced against historical institutional consistency and the intensity of the crisis.
In Boston, where the revelations about abuse by priests began earlier this year, the intensity of the crisis was evident outside the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.
Others disagree, believing that having anyone less than the CEO – even someone with Sandberg's stature – would have been deemed insufficient given the intensity of the crisis.
In the intensity of the crisis, with Merkel and Germany thrust unambiguously, if reluctantly, into the top seat at the EU table, the chancellor seems to be gradually discovering her inner European.
The intensity of the crisis seems to have ebbed a little in recent days, and, for the most banal of reasons — the weather — a serious outbreak is unlikely before autumn.
The intensity of this crisis is seen as a turning point in Andean tectonics because the Andes became at that time the principal relief of the West coast of South America creating a rain shadow that significantly influenced South American climates [ 5].
Mr. Kerry's early missteps are hardly unusual, but they have gotten more attention than those of his two immediate predecessors, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Condoleezza Rice, former diplomats say, because of the intensity of the Syria crisis and Mr. Kerry's own intensity in responding to it.
John McCain had hoped that the intensity of the financial crisis would ease and that concerns about foreign affairs might again come to the fore: he is still seen by voters as the more trustworthy candidate when asked who should become commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
