Sentence examples for war intensity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "war intensity" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as an expression to describe the severity or degree of violence in a conflict. For example, "The war intensity escalated when the two countries declared war on each other."
Like the war intensity concentration, this illustrates high concentration without zero-events.
Berlin's opera world is often turbulent, riven by East-West rivalries of cold-war intensity.
Experts consider volume to be a more accurate gauge of an advertising war's intensity than money spent because advertising rates vary widely from city to city.
The fighting has gone on despite a peace accord signed in August 1999 by all the major parties -- even though that accord has checked the war's intensity.
In a further indication of the war's intensity in Helmand, a NATO statement on Wednesday confirmed that "precision airstrikes" had been carried out Monday evening against "a small group" of Taliban commanders in the Baramcha district, about 100 miles south of Lashkar Gah.
As some Tripoli residents begin to see themselves as part of the Syrian conflict — to the dismay of the Lebanese government, which fears being dragged into the war — the intensity and frequency of fighting has increased dramatically, with clashes sometimes ignited by events in Syria.
And for more than a year and a half, their allied units of Ukraine's army have been locked in this devastating war, the intensity of which dips and rises with the passing of each truce.
For example, instead of tug-of-war (lower intensity activity) as a means to illustrate bullying, staff may implement a game of tag in which several girls are the taggers (bullies).
The first world war crushed the intensity and idealism of Die Brücke; fear, imprisonment and exile destroyed many artists afterwards.
In this region of conflicted allegiances, it is hardly surprising that the Kremlin has been fighting its propaganda war with particular intensity here.
His methods proved invaluable to the regime in view of escalating guerrilla warfare of the Muslim mujahideen, but, as the war grew in intensity, the Soviet Union withdrew.
