Sentence examples for the rising intensity from inspiring English sources

The rising intensity of tropical storms, combined with their increasingly unseasonal timings, means rebuilding may be incomplete when the next super typhoon hits.

But even at more than 2 ½ hours, there is simply too much to cover: The mushrooming involvement in Vietnam, the rising intensity of civil rights clashes, the push for poverty programs all whiz by as headlines.

Rebecca Mark, the head of Azurix, an offshoot of Enron, an energy company, believes that the increased variability in temperatures, the rising intensity of storms and especially falling water levels across the country are prompting Americans to press their politicians to reform water subsidies.

But for many critics, the national government should have been even more proactive and vigilant, given the relative underdevelopment of LGUs and precisely because of the rising intensity of natural calamities due to climate change.

The rising intensity of land cultivation and the ever-increasing demand for zebu pasturage had largely transformed the central highlands from a forest ecosystem to grassland by the 17th century.

Among the factors responsible, low Protestant involvement among the masses, especially of peasantry, pro-Catholic position of the kings, low level of involvement of the nobility once the religious emancipation had been accomplished, internal divisions within the Protestant movement, and the rising intensity of the Catholic Church propaganda, have been listed.

Some of the bias as tested in loudness change experiments may be due to an "endpoint bias" (Canevet, Teghtsoonian, & Teghtsoonian, 2003; Teghtsoonian, Teghtsoonian, & Canevet, 2005), where the end loudness of a rising intensity sound that changes from 60 to 75 dB has a greater influence on loudness change estimates than the end loudness of a falling intensity sound that changes from 75to6060 dB.

We'll see a rising intensity of storms, forest fires, droughts, flooding and heat waves.

It was not possible to analyse the C SiO2 samples due to the rising background intensity as the Raman shift increased.

These data clearly indicate that under natural conditions the photosynthetic system responds to the rising light intensity that precedes the dehydration.

All of the subjects were able to discern the rising scales of intensity in their taste tests before mood induction.