Sentence examples for somewhat more intense from inspiring English sources

Grouse provide dark, rich, slightly gamy meat, somewhat more intense than squab.

The deformation textures of the warm-rolled material are similar in shape to those of cold-rolled materials, but are somewhat more intense.

On the other hand, the hearing last Thursday seemed to have an agenda, which was that the T.S.A. should be replaced by private security companies — you know, like the ones that were accused of hiring poorly trained, underpaid screeners at airports before Sept. 11 brought a somewhat more intense focus to checkpoint security.

The cosmic rays from outside, moving along the field lines, were somewhat more intense than those moving perpendicular to the field, and this imbalance varied significantly with time during the eight months since.

However, the BoM reported the storm to have been somewhat more intense, with sustained 10-minute winds of 140 km/h (85 mph) and a barometric pressure of 964 millibars.

Figure 5 (right) shows that this phenomenon is somewhat more intense for shorter genomes, which conceal larger inbreeding loads (Table 1).

Slightly sweeter, more intense flavor.

In this situation the transmitted light becomes more intense and somewhat erratic.

A very pretty game with a new emphasis on close-quarters dogfighting, Assault Horizon is a little more intense and somewhat less delicate than its predecessors.

Immunolabeling for 5-HT was generally less intense and somewhat more variable as compared to immunodetection of 5-HTT.

In addition, the control group is somewhat inhomogeneous since some patients received chemotherapy far more intense than the oral trophosphamide/VP16, which was tested here.