Sentence examples for it might intensify from inspiring English sources

The hunting season might be just a blip and fizzle out, or it might intensify.

And it might intensify the efforts by establishment Republican figures to coalesce behind Mr. Romney in an attempt to stop a Gingrich nomination.

But it might intensify the feeling of disenfranchisement among Britain's younger voters and those in Scotland, Ireland and London, who voted overwhelmingly to stay in the EU.

[A1.] Prosecutors Seek Tenet Documents In a sign that its legal problems might intensify, the Tenet Healthcare said that it had received a subpoena from prosecutors at the Justice Department seeking documents related to certain payments from Medicare.

And maybe he was a bit unstable to begin with - which would make it harder to find his niche and might intensify his reaction to not finding it.

But many experts said it was possible this new sickness -- or a worsening of his condition -- might intensify questions about how the church is run and whether he should resign.

Given the radical changes and extreme events currently affecting both culture and nature, it is easy to understand how fears of cataclysm and stories of apocalyptic endings might intensify.

Moreover, there are broader geopolitical tensions in the Middle East that will not ease – and that might intensify.

Second, the electoral rebuke for the BJP from rural India might intensify efforts to spread some of the alleged shine to the gloomier parts of the countryside.

City officials were also concerned that a new opera house might intensify the competition among sites like Carnegie Hall, City Center and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

As the Industrial Revolution accelerated, scientists soon figured out that emissions of heat-trapping gases from burning coal and other fossil fuels might intensify that natural "greenhouse effect".