Sentence examples for thereby intensifying from inspiring English sources
History is the result of people "rising up" against oppression -- thereby intensifying violence, which, even when justified, causes the human condition to "rise down".
They erode home values, damage neighborhoods and reduce the values of other properties, thereby intensifying the decline in housing prices that underlies many of our current problems.
The Bush Administration has waged this war by playing on the fear of the first at home while failing to address the second abroad and thereby intensifying it.
With their profit margins squeezed, financial institutions might be forced to raise borrowing costs to businesses, thereby intensifying a credit crunch that is already inhibiting growth.
The U.S. sociologist Ernest Burgess, along with Park, associates collective behaviour with "circular reaction," a type of interaction in which each person reacts by repeating the action or mirroring the sentiment of another person, thereby intensifying the action or sentiment in the originator.
The relatively higher wages in these countries have attracted both skilled and non-skilled Filipinos, thereby intensifying the migration flow.
The latter caused a pinning effect on the grain boundary and gave rise to an inhomogeneous grain growth thereby intensified a bimodal grain size distribution (bimodality).
The social amplification of risk framework postulates that psychological, social, cultural, and institutional factors interact with emergency events and thereby intensify or attenuate risk perceptions [2].
The researchers tested their hypothesis that arsenic could suppress the innate immune response and thereby intensify H1N1 flu infection by giving mice drinking water containing 100 ppb arsenic for 5 weeks.
Although we agree with Pepe and colleagues in implicating the myocardial energy/supply relationship as an important issue, we wish to point out that beta-adrenergic agonists, and to a lesser extent the alpha1 actions, greatly increase myocardial energy consumption and thereby intensify the severity of myocardial injury [ 9, 10].
But a combination of tight lending and high land costs means most of the buildings entering the market are relatively small — thereby further intensifying the competition for new apartments.
