intensification

How To Use intensification In A Sentence

• Why has the era of globalization been characterized by an intensification of tribalism and ethnic conflict?
• This phase of religious intensification began in the late 1950s and early 1960s when church membership began to grow across all denominations.
• Meeting global food needs poses increasing challenges, and will require either intensification or extensification to increase agricultural productivity [61]. Global Environment Outlook (GEO-4)~ Chapter 5
• In the Ohio Valley, a general pattern has been documented of intensification of the gathering of plant species leading to their management and eventual domestication in the context of gardens.
• In all the above instances perhaps the kind of intensification involved is that of a repeated process. A Grammar of Septuagint Greek
• Tragically, every effort to actualize such ideological illusions inflicts collective trauma on those who are attacked, and they respond with an intensification of their resurrective ideologies. Robert D. Stolorow: The Meaning and the Rhetoric of Evil: Auschwitz and Bin Laden
• This was followed by intervention, by an ... intensification of the class struggle, which assumed the form of civil war.
• It further called for the introduction and intensification of sports and other extra-mural activities for the development of young people, especially at school-going age, which from our finding as the Portfolio Committee proves to be a critical element in the combating of substance abuse. Speech by Advocate Masutha, Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Social Development, on the passing of the Prevention of and Treatment for Substance Abuse Bill
• There can be sight and sound distortions, the intensification of colours and changes in sense of time and place. Taking Drugs Seriously
• Agricultural land and landscape changes in Rostrup, Denmark: process of intensification and extensification. Featured Articles - Encyclopedia of Earth