Sentence examples similar to it will increase in intensity from inspiring English sources

The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has said it is "more likely than not" that storms will increase in intensity in the coming century.

The problem he may have is that this team does not look like it can be completely relied upon under pressure, a pressure that will increase in intensity after events here.

That will increase in intensity as we get closer to the Games.

As migrant communities grow and fan out, this is an issue that will increase in intensity for the Tories.

"Dealing with this pressure is a challenge worldwide". The report concludes that the planet will face predictable challenges which will increase in intensity over the coming decades.

Training will increase in intensity as the week progresses ahead of a contest in which O'Neill knows his team may have to play without the ball for long periods.

The politics of falsely righteous Republican anger and contempt we witnessed throughout the presidential campaign will increase in intensity in 2009.

In addition, women and children tend to be disproportionately affected by hurricanes and flooding, which climate change experts say will increase in intensity and frequency in coming years.

In unstable angina, the pain will increase in intensity and last longer.

It will increase in size, for example.

"It will increase the intensity of the campaigns persuading voters, on TV, in the mail, and at their doors," said Steve Hildebrand, a Democratic strategist who ran Al Gore's winning campaign in the Iowa caucuses in 2000.