Sentence examples for make it more intense from inspiring English sources

"The storm coming from the Midwest may cause the hurricane to not only make a left turn but make it more intense than it would be otherwise".

Ken Eastwood of Public Sector Nomads, told the SmartGov Live conference that, while there has already been an effort to rationalise property holdings, the need for further savings in response to the spending cuts will make it more intense.

Because hospitals are businesses that thrive on a high turnover, drugs to induce and speed labor (and that often make it more intense and painful) serve the system by filling and emptying beds at a faster rate.

"You deepen the slow wave sleep and make it more intense," says Born. "It's a more natural way of getting the system into a rhythm," he says.

But if you compact the action, make it more intense, it keeps players coming back for more.

"I wanted to continue to pose interesting moral dilemmas to the audience -- to the characters and our audience -- and I really wanted to make it more intense.

It's a story we all know, but she made it more intense, more interesting, somehow.

That childhood memory came back to me, and the rain made it more intense – the two of us alone in the car.

We've known each other for several years; maybe it is something specifically about the interaction with someone we don't know that makes it more intense, kind of like how some people are really into one-night stands.

Be aware that some surfaces, such as sand or water, can reflect UV making it more intense.

He told BBC Breakfast that early drafts of The Fallen had little effect on his 10-year-old, prompting him to make it "more and more intense and gory and brutal and upsetting".