Sentence examples for zone intensified from inspiring English sources

Monitoring of the landslide zone intensified, for fear that the blast might destabilise it.

The crisis in the euro zone intensified as banks struggled to obtain credit in the markets, forcing more of them to borrow from the European Central Bank.

With the breakdown of Syrian-Israeli peace talks earlier this year, the normal level of violence in the security zone intensified, eventually bringing a rain of Israeli bombs on Lebanese civilian targets like electrical generating plants.

BRUSSELS — Concerns that Denmark may be undermining Europe's free travel zone intensified on Monday when the Danish authorities were told that they had failed to justify extra customs controls.

The lateral gas flow in the impingement zone intensifies the gas solid mass transfer.

The Danish prime minister, Lars Lokke Rasmussen, has said his country may soon need to re-evaluate its decision to stay out of the euro as members of the currency zone intensify economic cooperation.

The Late Cretaceous extinctions have been variously attributed to such phenomena as global tectonics, draining of the continental seas, northward migration of the continents into different and much cooler climatic zones, intensified volcanic activity, and a catastrophic meteorite or asteroid impact.

The search for planets in this so-called habitable zone has intensified in recent years with the launch of space telescopes such as Kepler that is finding new exoplanets at a dramatic rate.

The continuous Communist offensive cut off the Nationalists from natural resources, paralyzed communication and commerce in the war zones, and intensified the financial crises in government-held areas.

"While the forecast is built on the market's expectation that the sovereign debt crisis in the euro zone will intensify, the risk of more severe economic weakness in the event of a broader euro zone banking crisis could easily wipe out industry profits," the organization said in a news release.

The declines also reflected broad pessimism about the debt crisis in the euro zone and intensifying fears about the economic outlook, despite the release of a statement late Thursday in Washington by the world's major economies that reiterated their commitment to the stability of banks and financial markets.