Sentence examples for is intensifying problems from inspiring English sources
Climate change is intensifying problems that already threaten the Great Lakes' collapse.
In Ulster, where violence be tween Protestants and Roman Catholics can erupt on any night, the campaign for the par liamentary election called for June 18 by Prime Minister Wil son is intensifying communal problems.
A warming climate is intensifying the problem, he said.
Art is long, life short, and the problem is intensifying.
The problem is intensifying in many cities and towns in the developing world where growing urban populations and the attendant increase in activities which have led to a rise in air polluting emissions.
Competition over limited supplies of conventional fossil fuel resources is intensifying, and more challenging environmental problems are springing up, especially related to carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
"He is not solving the problem, instead he is intensifying the conflicts, as preparation for clamping down the protests," says the article, urging protesters to "fight a long war" and not to lose the understanding and support of ordinary residents.
The problem of flight delays is intensifying.
Climate change is intensifying.
In fact, competition is intensifying.
But competition is intensifying.
