Intensification in a sentence

Approximately 20% to 30% of all tropical cyclones undergo at least one rapid intensification period in their lifetime.

But the current shift to demonizing trans individuals represents an intensification of this historic repression campaign.

Now underway, Israel’s collective punishment of 2.3 million people in Gaza is an intensification of what Israel has been doing to Palestinians for decades.

Putin said Kyiv was pursuing “a destructive line” and that it had “bet on the intensification of hostilities with the support of Western sponsors, who are ramping up supplies of weapons and military equipment,” the Kremlin said.

The lands are part of the city’s urban corridor, which means they’re identified as a primary intensification area, said senior planner Craig Dumart.

The most common definition of rapid intensification is that the winds in a cyclone increase by at least 35 mph in 24 hours.

Amid the intensification of the Yemeni armed forces' field operations against the Zionist occupiers, Tel Aviv and Washington have embarked on espionage activities in the country to confront the Yemeni fighters.

Another wrote that “intensification” of the use of the narrow lane could lead to “injury of residents or highway users”.

A recent report by the Office for Environmental Protection found land use and pollution, linked to agricultural intensification, were the principal pressures on nature in Northern Ireland.

As of 5 p.m. ET on Sunday, Tropical Storm Debby still has winds of 65 mph and is forecast to undergo rapid intensification into a hurricane overnight, according to the National Hurricane Center.

As of the latest updates, Alberto boasts maximum sustained winds of 40 mph, with potential for slight intensification expected on Wednesday or Wednesday night before it hits the shore.

Concerns were also raised by councillors Ann Crimmings and Gareth Jones relating to an over-intensification of use of the site, lack of amenities, and car parking issues.

Conversion of forests into livestock farming, intensification of management in cabrucas and expansion of crops such as coffee and eucalyptus are some of the main drivers of habitat loss for the species.

During the meeting with the Ambassador of Algeria to the Republic of Belarus (non-resident), Boumediene Gennad, the parties noted with satisfaction the intensification of bilateral political dialogue and trade and economic cooperation in 2024.

In this context, common views were expressed on further intensification of the inter-parliamentary dialogue.

Milton’s wind speeds increased by 90 mph (145 km/h) in just 24 hours, making it one of the most extreme examples of rapid intensification on record.

Mr Drummond argued that access from Vale Road would be dangerous to businesses and pedestrians, claiming there wasn’t suitable turning space for large vehicles - and that the plan was an "over-intensification".

Now add a higher word count and less administrative support to really feel the intensification.

The economics of deep-sea mining are uncertain, but if it does end up being cheaper than on-land mining, that could lead to an intensification of the latter.

The intensification of anti-Israel protests on college campuses is part of a broader, more visible pattern of activism linked to heightened Middle East conflicts, especially between Israel and Palestine.