Sentence examples for more frequent intense from inspiring English sources

From October December, the vegetation opportunistically utilised more abundant shallow soil water arising from more frequent, intense rainfall events, rather than relying on subsurface water.

Rapid and unplanned urbanization, environmental degradation, climate change, and socioeconomic conditions are increasing citizens' exposure to and risk from natural hazards and resulting in more frequent, intense, and costly disasters.

Earlier in his tenure, Trump eliminated other policies and institutions aimed at incorporating projected climate impacts such as sea level rise and more frequent, intense storms into infrastructure planning.

Both these trends led to more frequent, intense, and continuous winter to spring droughts, which aggravate wildfires in Yunnan.

Over the past decades, the pattern of floods across all continents has been changing, becoming more frequent, intense and unpredictable for local communities, particularly as issues of development and poverty have led more people to live in areas vulnerable to flooding (Terumoto 2006).

With climate change, increased urbanization and increased population, we are going to see more frequent, intense, and destructive storms.

While this week's sharp temperature spike resulted from the arrangement of these intense weather systems, scientists say such spikes are probably becoming more frequent and intense.

More frequent, more intense, more destructive wildfires... Welcome to the new normal.

And those periods have grown more frequent and intense.

Natural disasters are becoming more frequent and intense.

Heavy downpours have become more frequent and intense".