Sentence examples for trying to intensify from inspiring English sources
A Pentagon spokeswoman, Victoria Clarke, declined to talk about General Holland's ideas and deflected questions on whether the discussions meant the Pentagon was trying to intensify the hunt.
Even if you like your movies sick and black, as many people do, it's hard to miss the irony: in the very act of trying to intensify his Southern tale, Friedkin dilutes the impact.
Since last summer, the state has been trying to intensify its water-monitoring efforts to get more "real time" data on subjects like stream flow more quickly, said Deputy Commissioner Bob Tudor, who oversees planning for the state's environmental agency.
Apart from trying to intensify its relations with the PRC Fiji successfully approached many other countries for closer collaboration.
As land scarcity now hinders expansion of agriculture, farm size has seriously decreased, common resources have become scarce, and prices of coffee in the world market remain low, farmers are trying to intensify and diversify their farm production.
Dr. Weekes states that, "You cannot increase your symptoms by facing them or even trying to intensify them.
The White House will continue to try to intensify international pressure on Iran.
The Americans have tried to intensify that discussion, with only marginal luck so far, according to senior Western diplomats.
The Ford Motor Company has not tried to intensify the new-car smell, but it has worked to isolate each component that goes into a car to make sure it doesn't detract from the overall aroma, said Dr. Jorg Sassmannshausen, who heads the Analytical Section of Central Laboratories in Germany.
"One can't rule out the possibility that he would try to intensify the search for at least a partial agreement with the Palestinians, which in his mind would enhance Israel's security and lift his sagging political fortunes," said David Makovsky, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
Meanwhile, refineries try to intensify their capacity and process the heaviest fractions of petroleum to turn them into a more valuable form.
