Sentence examples for much more intensity from inspiring English sources

"We've been engaged much longer and with much more intensity in this disaster than in previous disasters," he said.

It turns out that both groups experience similar feelings, but those with the disorder experience it with much more intensity.

"I think the memoir is basic to English writing, people have used memoir to write books that have much more intensity and power than most history writing.

It was a good atmosphere for a last-place team like the A's, a lot of whistling and sign-waving, but much more intensity is up next for the Yankees.

There is also much more intensity at frequencies below 700 cm−1 (Fig. 10).

They looked leggy in the first half but they were completely different after the break and they played with much more intensity.

The demonstrated method increases the overall intensity of detection – as compared to the conventional free-space method – based on two method improvements: the collection waveguide has a much closer proximity to the sample, and a much more intense excitation intensity was created due to the focusing of the excitation beam.

"The opposition to the amnesty plan is so much more intense than the intensity of the supporters," said Mr. Hanna, speaking of the bill's provisions to grant legal status to qualifying illegal immigrants, which the authors of the legislation insisted was not amnesty.

Unlike the GQDs-2 synthesized hydrothermally with a much more intense D band, the relative intensity of the 'disorder' D band and the crystalline G band (I D/I G) for as-produced GQDs-1 and GQDs-2 was only around 0.5, which was similar to that of high-quality few-layer graphene nanoribbons [16].

This difference can vary from a subtle decrease in intensity under the printed spot to a much more predominant intensity variation that seriously affects the accuracy of the data.

It is clear though that the intensity arriving on each strip has a stable non-Bragg intensity contribution with a much more variable Bragg intensity contribution superimposed.