Sentence examples for intentionally increased from inspiring English sources
Spontaneous recovery of the peatland vegetation was more successful on those sites where the water table was intentionally increased.
The degree of the curvature of sheaths was determined by taking into account the ordinary curvature in PSC girder bridges, including box girders, and the intentionally increased curvature.
Malocclusion with deep overbite and facial esthetics improve when facial height is intentionally increased during orthodontic extrusion of the posterior teeth.
They have considerably deepened knowledge about how relational power can be intentionally increased through the democratic practices taught in organizing that develop what can be called "civic agency".
The speed of her voice was intentionally increased for the song, giving it the hillbilly sound, and the listening public did not initially know that her voice was on the record.
We can not exclude the possibility that some residents may have been mixed with NDP population in the camps (when they were relatives or where the residents may have be intentionally increased the stated size of the camps in order to increase the quantity of food distributed).
Imagine now that by changing your focus, you can intentionally increase the amount of luck you experience in all areas of life.
Inflammatory responses intentionally increase ROS production in order to fight infections.
The photos were sent to the British press - the probe transmitted, likely intentionally to increase chances of reception, in the international format for image transmission by newswire - and published before the Soviets themselves had made the photos public.
Germany, one of the most committed nations in the combat against climate change, has turned its back on nuclear power and, intentionally or not, increased its dependence on carbon-heavy coal.
The Second Vatican Council of the 1960s, which, intentionally or not, increased freethinking among Catholics, was about "time," about the nature and function of an ancient-medieval-Renaissance Church in the modern world.
