Sentence examples for the growing intensity from inspiring English sources

The commercial ends with the announcer asking, "Really?" The growing intensity of the Bush campaign's attacks on Mr. Gore brought a sharp response from the vice president's campaign.

Still, the growing intensity of anti-Chávez student protests here presents challenges for both sides: Can a revolution advance if large numbers of students are opposed to it?

But there is so much to play for, and the growing intensity of the rivalry between the two leading protagonists has brought to life what might have been another mundane contest.

Some thought the most pressing aspect of climate change was rising sea levels; others, the growing intensity of storms and droughts; and others the spread of pests and diseases.

But Mr. Khadzhimuratov said he had been rattled by the growing intensity of the F.B.I. scrutiny, which has upset his wife, 32, and their daughter, 14, and son, 13.

The overwhelming majority of civilian deaths in Afghanistan are caused by insurgents, but the growing intensity of the fighting this year has sent civilian casualties to their highest levels since 2001.

In this case, the amount of retained deuterium increases at the expense of growing intensity of the high-temperature region of the spectrum with the peak temperatures 440 and 500 K.

But in recent weeks, aid workers and the Ethiopian authorities have begun sounding the alarm with growing intensity: more people face starvation now, they say, than two decades ago, when famine-relief concerts were raising millions of dollars and images of children with bloated bellies were broadcast into living rooms around the world.

Another major invention is the framing story, in which Daisy's daughter, Caroline Julia Ormondd), reads aloud from Benjamin's diary to her elderly mother, who is dying in a New Orleans hospital as Hurricane Katrina beats on the windows with growing intensity.

Rebutting the worries of charities and politicians from all parties, which have been expressed with growing intensity over the past week, Shapps said he did not expect London to become more segregated as a result of the changes or to begin to look more like Paris, with the poorer pushed to the outskirts.

At 5 s, growing intensity of the 597/555 cm–1 profile (−SO2H in species 4, Scheme 2), as well as the decrease of 1782 cm 1 peak (C=O in β-lactam ring), suggests that several turnovers have occurred and some of the acyl enzyme complexes at 23 ms are hydrolyzed and released as products.