Sentence examples for predicted to intensify from inspiring English sources

A storm this extreme triggers extreme impacts, which were predicted to intensify into Wednesday night.

As expected, they were dire: ongoing sea-level rise, extreme weather and other damaging effects, driven by human action and predicted to intensify.

Sub-Saharan Africa is facing major challenges related to climate change and assuring food security for its growing population, and they are predicted to intensify in the near future.

Overcrowding on services into London, as well as between Liverpool and Manchester, which is predicted to intensify in the coming years, would be alleviated as fast long-distance trains switched to the new network.

An unusually strong late-winter storm is predicted to intensify explosively in the western Plains on Tuesday into Wednesday, unleashing flooding rains, severe storms, raging winds and blizzard conditions in the middle of the nation.

Our method and findings are particularly relevant in light of social, biotic, and abiotic changes in western Uganda, as interactions between climate change, infectious disease, and changing human population demographics and distribution are predicted to intensify existing agricultural pressure on natural areas.

However, it is then predicted to re-intensify heading into the weekend.

As Alberto was predicted to continue intensifying, the National Hurricane Center issued a hurricane warning from Longboat Key to the mouth of the Ochlockonee River approximately 25 hours before landfall.

The National Hurricane Center continually predicted Debby to intensify to hurricane status, though strong vertical shear ultimately prevented the storm from becoming a hurricane.

Due to global warming the frequency of extreme climatic events is predicted to increase, which might intensify costs of parasitism and enhance selection on immune genes.

By increasing the number of plant species, the co-variance CV of ecological functions is predicted to decrease because compensatory interactions intensify among species competing for limited resources [4], [28] or because species are differently sensitive to environmental perturbations [5], [10].