Sentence examples similar to stop further intensification from inspiring English sources

But it can stop further injury.

This latter sequence recalls the jagged, unpunctuated syntax of his first poems as a further intensification of the long line.

On the intense Ms. Poerstel-Taylor, whoseyeses dart around suspiciously, it's a further intensification.

The attacks were a further intensification of a two-week-old onslaught by Sunni Arab insurgents who appear intent on destabilizing Iraq's newly formed Shiite-majority government.

The Thai move means a further intensification of the fighting on Cambodian soil, with all the destruction and loss of civilian life that entails.

The very cheapest eggs in the supermarkets (boxes of six can sell for as little as 50p) also encourage further intensification of caged production methods.

Advocacy groups intent on raising awareness about an epidemic of exam stress may well unintentionally contribute to its further intensification.

"Meanwhile, the Conservatives' slim majority in the House of Commons likely means it will be impossible for the chancellor to get political support for a further intensification of austerity in order to obtain a budget surplus".

For women in the resource-rich but impoverished regions targeted by corporations, it will mean further intensification of the systematic sexual violence which has been used by armed gangs who try and break this resistance.

The solution, outlined by officials recently, is to allow imports of commodities such as wheat and soybeans, freeing up land and water for a further intensification of domestic meat and dairy production.

The first movement began with propulsive force, but van Zweden's habit of pushing for effect — an obtrusively flared sustained G in the violins during the first-theme statement, for example — became tiring, leaving no room for further intensification.