Sentence examples for which were intensified from inspiring English sources

Worries about high oil prices -- which were intensified by a report of low inventories released Tuesday night -- also have contributed to the nervousness of investors.

Although nobody had called for her to go, there were rumblings about the federal leadership– which were intensified by the NSW election – and many agreed the time was fast approaching for her to stand down.

There have been stirrings of discontent at the Bernabéu following last month's beating by Barcelona which were intensified further by disqualification from the King's Cup for fielding an ineligible player.

Then came Lyndon B. Johnson's "guns and butter" excesses, which were intensified over one perfidious weekend at Camp David, Md., in 1971, when Richard M. Nixon essentially defaulted on the nation's debt obligations by finally ending the convertibility of gold to the dollar.

Although the Fourth Republic successfully carried out reconstruction following the war, this did not substantially reduce housing requirements, which were intensified by urbanization, population growth, the repatriation of one million French nationals from Algeria, immigration, and the deterioration of buildings (by the turn of the 21st century, 35 percent of the nation's housing predated 1948).

Memories of him will be dominated by debates over the legitimacy of a bowling action generated by a right elbow fused into a bent position and a double-jointed wrist, which were intensified by cricket's moralizing propensity for labeling technically quirky bowlers as cheats.

The playing is powerful, if somewhat choppily mannered, which is intensified by the percussiveness of the piano.

The impact of the show is indicative of the constant interplay between advertising and popular culture, which is intensified because of its setting.

The countdown turns the love story into a frenzied thriller, which is intensified by the stars' agitated, neurotic, near-hysterical performances.

But the warmth is also due to smooth contours of the landscape, which is intensified by the building's angular forms.

Increased enzymatic activity in the meat breaks hitherto neutral molecules into myriad new flavours, which are intensified by the meat's moisture loss.