Because, at this point, it becomes less enjoyable to read, so, inevitably, does Tony and Susan (and the problem is intensified by the fact that Wright's inbuilt voice of self-criticism, Susan, doesn't seem to notice this falling-off).
'A problem of child survival' The problem is intensified by local myths about food, according to Ms. Gbadamassi.
Art is long, life short, and the problem is intensifying.
In the last 3 decades, the problem was intensified as an extensive debate on sustainable development, especially including the agricultural sector.
The problem is intensified by the fact that neither the sound property nor the semantic property of the characters is of much help in the recognition of a character.
The problem is intensified by the fact that various moral perspectives are comprised in the concept of capability (Cohen 1993, p. 17-26, Williams 1987).
In auto, steel, and clothing, the problem was intensifying foreign competition; in communications, trucking, railroads, and airlines, it was federal deregulation in the 1970s; and elsewhere, as in mining, retailing, and meat processing, a host of nonunionized domestic competitors entered the field.
The problem is intensifying in many cities and towns in the developing world where growing urban populations and the attendant increase in activities which have led to a rise in air polluting emissions.
Complaints about both will be familiar to non-Welsh ears – waiting times, including diagnostics and cancer outcomes, are disturbing, and Welsh pupils have scored badly in the international Pisa results – but the problems are intensified in Wales, where doctors are harder to retain and underlying levels of poverty higher.
The submission of evidence in any type of legal proceeding is typically challenging, but when computers are involved, the problems are intensified.
