Sentence examples for may become intense from inspiring English sources

Don't focus too much on your eyes or you may become intense or unnatural.

But competition may become more intense.

As the big shock to confidence recedes and people become less worried about the economic outlook, precautionary saving may become less intense.

Professor Myles Allen a climate scientist from the University of Oxford said while there is a suggestion cyclones may become more intense, the president's assertion that climate change was causing more storms was not supported by science.

Among big European markets, only in Italy and Spain, where recession has been deep and long, have operators suffered more.Hostilities may become less intense in France if Bouygues Telecom, the third-biggest operator, buys the second, SFR, from Vivendi, an ex-conglomerate that intends to concentrate on media.

When such combustion instability occurs, the pressure oscillations may become so intense that they can cause engine structural damage and costly mission failure.

Downscaled and hydrologically modeled projections from an ensemble of 16 Global Climate Models suggest that flooding may become more intense on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountains, the primary source for California's managed water system.

A U.N. scientific panel says cyclones may become more intense in some regions by 2100 as the planet warms.

This demands the consideration of all pairs of possible transmissions, which may become computationally intense as case numbers rise and can be sensitive to under reporting, competing risk and to the details of the distribution of infectious periods.

It has been suggested that as perceived treatment efficacy increases for stigmatized illnesses, social stigma may become less intense [ 43].

The litigation has become intense.