Sentence examples for more intensive attacks from inspiring English sources

Another risk is that Mr. Assad might respond to the attack by firing missiles at Turkey or Jordan or mounting even more intensive attacks against civilians.

And now, after the call for black power, I and many activists were facing even more intensive attacks as J. Edgar Hoover's strategy for "counterinsurgency" unfolded.

Silver indented streaks require a more intensive approach.

The paper offered the most convincing calculation I have seen of just how much the population curve could be bent by a more intensive global attack on the problem.

The guard was finally exonerated by the Supreme Court in Brno which considered his action legitimate self-defense, noting that defense must be clearly more intensive than attack in order to be successful, and that the stones and bricks being thrown presented grave danger to the man's life.

For many of the smaller departments on the Island, the aftermath of the World Trade Center attack also means more intensive patrols in high-risk areas and more overtime.

Only if the tosse became prolonged would more intensive treatment be sought and in this case it would be interpreted as part of a xifuva attack.

However, sources that have emerged since 2003 demonstrate that the attack created an unprecedented Iraqi consensus about the need for a nuclear deterrent and triggered a more intensive effort to acquire them.

"It's much more intensive.

"The gunfire became more and more intensive.

It's quicker and more intensive".