Sentence examples for perceived intensified from inspiring English sources

In both the upstream and downstream regions of Koyra, people at risk perceived intensified climate hazard risks over the two decades prior to 2009, particularly through increased frequency and intensity of cyclone hazards and their consequences in the form of storm surges, flash floods, and water-logging resulting from inundation (Table 3).

9 10 45 The fall in prescription rates that we have shown might be secondary to reduced incidence or recognition of severe mental illness or might reflect a gradual change in practice away from using psychotropic drugs as criticism of perceived overuse has intensified.

Although the Emmy telecast still does not draw the audience of the Oscars, the critical and public outcry over perceived Emmy snubs intensifies every year, as do the Emmy campaigns that now precede and follow the announcement of nominations.

That this should happen under a French single-market commissioner, Michel Barnier, has intensified the perceived threat, even though the former French foreign minister sees himself as an anglophile and his director-general is British.

As pre-World War II tensions in Europe intensified, Poland perceived the need to secure its northern borders.

As the perceived threat of communism intensified across the country Anwar and his friends (including high-ranking officials) went on a bloody killing spree – inspired by the film stars they admired.

As the perceived threat of communism intensified across the country Anwar and his friends (including high-ranking officials) went on a bloody killing spree, killing thousands encouraged by the machismo in the foreign films they admired.

As the perceived threat of communism intensified across the country, Anwar and his friends (including a number of high-ranking officials) ran amok, killing thousands encouraged by the machismo in the foreign films they admired.

The other is that upgrading subspecies into species simultaneously increases the number of rare species (by fragmenting populations) and augments the biodiversity of a piece of habitat and thus its claim for protection.In the short term, this strategy helps conservationists by intensifying the perceived threat of extinction.

A broad call has been send to hospitals and rehabilitation centers to collect perceived best practices to intensify therapy and enhance physical activity.

Now the right wing, perceiving weakness, is intensifying its attack.