Sentence examples for to the intensification from inspiring English sources

Among green political activists, hostility to the intensification of agriculture is near-uniform.

Another natural climate swing, called the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation, also contributes to the intensification of monsoon rainfall.

The rapid release of so many Iraqi prisoners does not appear to have contributed to the intensification of the insurgency, the official said.

The all-party parliamentary inquiry into antisemitism, which I commissioned, found that the huge increase in attacks on Jews was directly related to the intensification of the conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza during the summer of that year.

The number of grey partridges in the UK sank by 50% since 1970 due to the intensification of farming, while curlew sandpipers in Australia lost 80% of their number in the 20 years to 2005.

Setting aside safety, opponents argue that GM technology would lead to the intensification of farming in Africa – damaging the livelihoods of small farmers and the country's growing organic industry.

It was a fateful step that "led directly to the intensification of opposition to apartheid around the world and contributed materially to the sports boycott that turned out to be an Achilles' heel of the South African government," Gerald Majola, chief executive of South Africa cricket, said Saturday.

The 2008 international financial crisis contributed to the intensification of this process.

Consequently, increased urbanization and growing consumer demand have led to the intensification of production.

This confirmed that EF had great contribution to the intensification of IMAC process.

Scattered trees in agricultural landscapes are globally declining due to the intensification of agricultural practices.