Sentence examples similar to noticeably intensify from inspiring English sources
Binyamin Appelbaum, who covers economic policy for The Times from Washington, wrote that Mr. Trump's political problems, which noticeably intensified this week, will only make it more difficult to gain Congressional support for a Nafta agenda that many American companies reject.
MOSCOW — After President Obama and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia spoke by telephone on Monday, a top Russian official said cooperation between the leaders' intelligence services had "noticeably intensified in the past few days," though he said Russia had not been able to provide valuable intelligence about the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
In every novel, he maintains a running auto-critique, heckling himself like a drunken doppelgänger in the audience, with the invective intensifying noticeably as the act nears its conclusion.
That is to say, two minutes after the SI onset, the discrete red aurora was intensified noticeably in the ASI images, which leads to a broadening of the latitudinal width of the bright band.
A day or two won't cause any harm, but even one week on a table that receives direct sunlight most of the day is enough to noticeably fade many book covers, and will intensify the acidic mustiness of an old book.
Most noticeably, white people were the most likely to intensify 20%, followed by black African/Caribbean people 18% and south Asian people 17%.
The flavors will intensify.
"Positioning will intensify".
Such measures should intensify.
