Sentence examples for with intensifying from inspiring English sources

She keeps calling her boyfriend, Peter Brian Petsoss), leaving messages that, as she races from apartment to taxi and party, tremble with intensifying, barely contained desperation.

Still, the arrival of VoIP, combined with intensifying competition from cable operators and others, could herald a tougher era for Bell and Telus.

The problem for hedge fund managers is that those same conditions, along with intensifying regulation, force them to be cautious, reducing the likelihood of big returns.

After years of outperforming its rivals, McDonald's has struggled recently with intensifying competition at home and a persistently weak economy abroad.

And faced with intensifying competition it is likely that more schools will take the joint venture route in a bid to differentiate themselves from the crowd.

The NHS is facing the biggest challenge in its 66-year history and must radically change how it cares for patients in order to cope with intensifying pressures, the service's new boss has warned.

Eric Klinenberg, in his article on how New York City might cope with intensifying climate change, makes the valuable point that improving physical infrastructure burying electrical lines and erecting sea walls, for example—is necessary but insufficient ("Adaptation," January 7th).

John Robinson plays the first of a half-dozen students we meet early on and, as the story's inevitable climax draws ever closer, the one we worry over most with intensifying anxiety.

Afraid that economic liberalization would encourage dissent, Lenin accompanied it with intensified political repression.

He met the rising groundswell of popular unrest with intensified police repression.

Those who had participated in the insurrection then met with intensified Russification.