Sentence examples for setting to intensify from inspiring English sources

Bottom line: People will never again look like aliens in your shots and you can also create very interesting effects by, for instance, scrolling to an unusual white balance setting to intensify the colors of a sunset (the way a warming filter might if you were shooting with an SLR).

India is expected to use the setting to intensify the diplomatic pressure on Pakistan to act against groups that both the United States and Britain have listed as terrorist outfits.

And this crisis in English HE is set to intensify.

Yemen's agonies look set to intensify; and Saudi Arabia increasingly vulnerable.

It is a philosophical tug of war that is set to intensify.

But the UK's reliance on gas is set to intensify.

This wave of violence looks set to intensify in the months, possibly years, ahead – both in Africa and further afield.

So inspection regimes are set to intensify, at a time when audit fatigue has already become a problem for suppliers.

City Link losses were marginally worse than guidance at £26.4m, and scrutiny around its roadmap to breakeven in 2013 looks set to intensify.

But the fight over Mr. Liu appears set to intensify as it plays out against Mr. Obama's search for that nominee.

If Modi wins, however, the many struggles rocking India – violence against women, state repression and human rights – look set to intensify.