Sentence examples for mark another intensification from inspiring English sources

EVERY date to have inspired hope that the cycle of protest in the Kashmir valley might be about to end has instead proved to mark another intensification in the unrest.

This marked the beginning of another intensification period, during which John recrossed the dateline, this time heading east, and out of the Western North Pacific.

The arrests appeared to mark an intensification of the police investigation into the role of The Sun in illegal news-gathering techniques.

"There are definitely lingering concerns about another intensification of the Greek government debt crisis".

Tim Moore, the firm's senior economist, said: "May's survey shows another intensification of the household finance downturn, with the trend moving into full-scale reverse after some encouraging signs earlier in the year.

The spring of 1943 marked sharp intensification of the bombing.

Last week the entire staff of defeated Iranian presidential candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi's newspaper, Kalemeh Sabz, was arrested, marking the intensification of pressure on domestic journalists reporting the ongoing protests.

There was some concern at the State Department that the Israeli intention to stay "until further notice" marked an intensification of Israeli efforts to press the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat.

Mr Miliband's personal ratings have risen significantly since the start of the election campaign, which also marked the intensification of personal attacks against him in some newspapers.

The early morning assault marked a further intensification of the fighting that has flared up over the past week, with shelling reported near central Donetsk, which has remained mostly unscathed.

The banlieues are becoming "more isolated", and marked by an "intensification of Muslim identity" in reaction to unkept promises of integration.The report notes a tendency for Muslim children to opt out of school meals because of a lack of halal food.