Sentence examples for most intense ever from inspiring English sources

The magnetic fields produced by the collisions are the most intense ever observed, roughly 100 million billion gauss, Dr. Sandweiss said.

The category-five storm - the ninth most intense ever recorded - together with its devilish cohort of 15 twisters, caused $80m of damage but, miraculously, killed only 38 people.

This quake was registered as the most powerful earthquake in the history of Japan (Mimura et al. 2011), and the fourth most intense ever recorded in the world (USGS 2014).

Their video cameras captured no spirits but did document the most intense temblor ever recorded in the state, producing footage that made the local news.

In 1980, some of the most intense storms ever measured in Los Angeles failed to produce debris flows of more than minimal size.

Super Bowl XXXVI was unlike any other -- a game awash in patriotism, played under the most intense security ever, with a finish that was pulsating.

The missile strike was the 20th such attack this month – the most intense barrage ever unleashed by American planes on Pakistani territory.

Eric Holthaus of The Wall Street Journal had this to say: New data from the Hurricane Hunters (945mb) confirms #Sandy is now the most intense hurricane ever north of NC, beating LI Express of 1938.

SUNDAY BUSINESS Species Act Under Fire After more than three decades as law, the landmark Endangered Species Act is facing the most intense efforts ever by the White House, Congress, landowners and industry to limit its reach.

The extremely intense geomagnetic storm, known as the most intense storm ever recorded, called the Carrington storm, recovered by >1,300 nT in 2 h.

Laced with tangled magnetic fields, the blast waves--the most intense sequence ever recorded--damaged or disabled several satellites orbiting Earth and Mars.