Sentence examples for is amplifying from inspiring English sources
verb
To render larger, more extended, or more intense, and the like;—used especially of loudspeakers, telescopes, microscopes, etc.
Rapid Arctic ice loss has amplified its warming, which is amplifying extreme weather in the northern hemisphere by strengthening or weakening the jet stream.
The recession is amplifying these difficulties, says McCall.
It is not bringing Labour together; it is amplifying Labour's internal turbulence.
"The global economic crisis is amplifying the need to be a preferred investment destination," he added.
By tweeting and talking about McCabe, Trump is amplifying the book's message, Heye said.
But by simply giving such ideas airtime, analysts say, he is amplifying their power nationally.
The recession is amplifying these effects, and the resulting falls in revenue have been dramatic.
For example, human-caused global warming is amplifying many types of extreme weather like drought, heatwaves, and storms.
"The global economic crisis is amplifying the need to be a preferred investment destination," Mr. Najib said.
Of greatest interest is the finding that the Seattle basin is amplifying earthquake shaking as it passes through.
But it is also true that rapid coastal development is amplifying the impact of hurricanes and other extreme weather.
