Sentence examples for the intensified from inspiring English sources
verb
To render more intense; as, to intensify heat or cold; to intensify colors; to intensify a photographic negative; to intensify animosity.
Maybe even the intensified thumb-sucking?
Hence the intensified focus on productivity by policy makers.
The extra manpower, like the intensified bombing, appeared urgently needed.
The intensified focus on low-income taxpayers resulted from pressure on the I.R.S. beginning in 1995.
The intensified fighting prompted foreign governments to pay even closer attention to Syria's chemical weapons.
Or they do not want to confront the intensified security, the risk of bomb threats.
At the front lines, the intensified fighting has also claimed one prominent and busy rebel commander.
To make matters worse, the intensified fighting is preventing technicians from carrying out essential repairs.
The intensified and longer stratification period results from local climatological changes.
But many of the songs they did write effectively communicate the intensified, overexposed feelings of adolescence.
For the people of Baghdad, the intensified bombing added to mounting anxieties about what lies ahead.
