Sentence examples for projected to intensify from inspiring English sources

"If you look at climate models, the conditions are projected to intensify more than in most other climatic regions," Lobell said.

"Many basins in the region are 'water-stressed' due to both social changes and environmental factors, and this stress is projected to intensify" with growing populations, the summary statement said.

The authors concluded, It is important to note that the dipole is projected to intensify, which implies that the periodic and inevitable droughts California will experience will exhibit more severity.

Climate extremes are projected to intensify with increased radiative forcing.

Future climate changes are projected to intensify precipitation patterns in western North America, leading to more pronounced shifts in plant distributions and potential subsequent effects on the wildlife that depend on them for food and habitat.

"The impacts of global climate change are already being felt in the United States and are projected to intensify in the future — but the severity of future impacts will depend largely on actions taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to adapt to the changes that will occur," scientists wrote in Friday's report.

Air travel is still projected to grow in the long run, intensifying gridlock.

The main Brazilian ethanol industry organization (UNICA) commented that this study and other calculations of land-use impacts are missing a key factor, the fact that in Brazil "cattle production and pasture has been intensifying already and is projected to do so in the future".

In fact, that number is projected to increase by 9percentt by the end of 2018, even with intensified militarization at the border in response to the thousands of migrants awaiting asylum in the US and the possibility of hours-long crossing waits.

As the hours passed, tensions over the nozzles, the wind, the expense, even over who controls the project seemed to intensify.

We don't know the precise role that competition over water played in intensifying conflict in Darfur, but we do know that climate change is projected to alter freshwater flows around the world.