Sentences with phrase «leading to more intense»

All these things are leading to more intense competition for what is essentially a commodity product — a mortgage.

The possibility of climate change leading to more intense tropical cyclone activity, particularly in the North Atlantic, continues to receive significant research attention.

Tugging on the leash, hitting the dog or verbally scolding him might simply arouse the dog's fear and anxiety level, leading to more intense defensive aggression the next time.

A Walmart - Flipkart deal could lead to more intense price competition, retail consultants said.

It's questionable as to whether the pair would be wise signings at this time given Milan need experience and an immediate impact this season, but it remains to be seen whether or not the scouting leads to more intense interest moving forward.

When you're pregnant, you might experience a lot more stress, anxiety, or feelings of overwhelming anticipation, which could lead to more intense dreams and even nightmares.

These newfound skills of willfulness can lead to more intense bedtime battles, and, as The Baby Sleep Site adds, are that special «something» that makes this particular regression so difficult.

It is this that leads to more intense thunderstorms: lightning only occurs if clouds are electrically charged, and this only happens if there are lots of ice crystals.

Although it appears apparent that add - ons can save firms some cost, firms should be very cautious because the same action could lead to more intense competition and thus eventually hurt their profit.»

Murthy, confirmed by the Senate in December, said climate change leads to more intense heat waves, more particulates from wildfires clouding the atmosphere, longer allergy seasons and, in turn, more asthma attacks.

Global warming leads to more intense droughts, hotter weather, earlier snowmelt (hence less humid late summers and early autumns), and more tree infestations (like the pine beetle).

These full - body workouts will further develop a base level of strength that will lead to more intense weight training down the line.

Complacency under the banner of «coasting» (yet to be clearly defined, only a draft definition has been released to date) will lead to more intense scrutiny from OFSTED and the evolving remit of the schools regional commissioner could in some circumstances require a school to consider its options within a multi-academy structure.

Some school leaders hoped it could lead to more intense teacher collaboration and more writing by students and feedback by teachers.

There were fears in the Canadian telecom industry that Verizon would grab a large chunck of the wireless spectrum which would lead to more intense competition in the Canadian consumer market and take market share away from BCE, Telus and Rogers.

Despite the natural protection from their fur, certain genetic and breed - specific traits lead to more intense reactions from Mr. Sun.

There is very good evidence to support the conclusion that continued unmitigated climate change will lead to more intense tropical cyclones, and there is even some evidence (see the Nature paper above) that on average cyclones are already getting stronger and more devastating.

In weather systems, convergence of increased water vapor leads to more intense precipitation and the risk of heavy rain and snow events, but may also lead to reductions in duration and / or frequency of rain events, given that total amounts do not change much.

Research by Emanuel (2012), Grinsted et al. (2013), and Holland and Bruyère (2013) concluded that global warming has already led to more intense hurricanes.

[1] Research findings published in the science journal Nature in August suggest increased sea surface temperatures as a consequence of global warming, will lead to more intense hurricanes.

That Earth's rising temperature will lead to more intense and more frequent extreme heat events is one of the basic tenets of climate change.

Basic theory, climate model simulations and empirical evidence all confirm that warmer climates, owing to increased water vapour, lead to more intense precipitation events even when the total annual precipitation is reduced slightly, and with prospects for even stronger events when the overall precipitation amounts increase.

(Because the extra thermal energy has lead to more intense flows in atmospheric and oceanic currents, which has resulted in more movement of and stress on the tectonic plates thus more and stronger earthquakes.

While climate change may harm food production and lead to more intense wildfires, it also poses a hazard to our military.

«Online legal matching services have the potential to lower consumer costs of obtaining information about the price and quality of legal services, which is likely to lead to more intense competition among attorneys, ultimately benefiting Texas consumers.

Cross trained position which also led to more intense training for multiple positions as needed throughout the facility.

Not exact matches

Thanks to Microsoft and a few other companies that are following the software giant's lead, the spotlight on accurate worker classification is more intense than ever.

Environmental concerns led President Obama to institute more stringent regulatory requirements, while cheap natural gas created intense competition.

That means warmer air and warmer water could lead to larger, more intense hurricanes, which in turn lead to more rainfall.

And when that need becomes more and more intense, it can lead to a stress and thoughts on how to get the money that you need.

Her pain took her deeper into nature's grandeur and agony, and her deeper reflection led to more dis - ease, but to intense creativity as well, if these books are any indication.

But its very success in creating a new community led to doctrines about that community that created new and even more intense divisions.

Gateway recipes can lead to an intense desire to tackle other recipes - each more hard - core than the last.

That would leave the 2022 Ryder Cup in Rome as a possible spot for Woods to lead the US side in the far more intense team event.

Yesterday I said to secretary Clinton that such an effort led by the US would need to be more intense than anything seen since the Oslo Peace Accords, and it should backed by a more active role for European nations.

«The loss of sea ice in the Arctic and changes to heat storage will lead to changes in weather patterns that could bring extreme heat and cold events to the continental United States similar to those seen in recent years, and possibly even more intense.»

«Our findings suggest that having this intense craving but not perceiving fat and sweetness in food may lead these women to eat more.

Public health will suffer as heat waves become more frequent and intense, rising seas inundate coastal cities, extreme storms lead to more deaths and catastrophic wildfires burn more forests and reduce air quality.

Two years later a coalition of green groups led by NRDC and including the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), the League for Coastal Protection, Cetacean Society International, and Ocean Futures Society upped the ante, asking the federal courts to also restrict testing of more intense, harmful and far ranging mid-frequency types of sonar off Southern California's coastline.

The trend in electronics toward miniaturization squeezes more chips into ever smaller devices, leading to intense heat buildup.

During intense exercise, the body produces more lactic acid than usual, which can lead to muscle fatigue and soreness.

Rising temperatures mean longer and more intense seasons for ragweed and tree pollen, leading to more runny noses and watery eyes.

Lead researcher Dr Chidiebere Ogbonnaya said: «Our study is the first to show empirical support for claims that the productivity gains of these pay schemes might be associated with employees» experience of more intense working.

The latter finding led Masoro to propose in 1998 a new theory for how calorie restriction extends life: As a mild form of stress, it might prime animals to cope more effectively with intense stresses, such as exposure to heat or toxins — and as - yet - unspecified damaging agents that contribute to aging.

He hopes his research will lead to dramatically lowering the cost and size of neutron generators, eventually leading to more widespread use of intense laser systems for research and for social applications.

Global temperatures have increased by ∼ 0.2 °C per decade over the last three decades16, possibly leading to an acceleration of the global water cycle with more intense rainfall events17, more severe and widespread droughts18 (despite drought frequencies appearing unchanged19) and regional humidity variations20.

When droughts do occur, they will be more intense than those in the past, because higher temperatures will lead to more evaporation from soils and transpiration from plants.

Another way that climate change affects hurricanes is that it is expected to lead the average storm to be more intense.

That being said, this study also showed that heavy and high intensity exercise leads to more PGC - 1alpha production than less intense variants.

Remember the golden rule of exercise: shorter and more intense will lead to restoration of health and hormonal balance whereas a longer, steady state can really lead to depletion and fatigue.