Übersetzung für "Wird sich verstärken" in Englisch

They are not going to go away; they are actually going to grow.

This trend will become stronger still and there will therefore be an increase in carbon dioxide emissions.

That divide is likely to deepen, and be repeated at the next election.

The negative feedback loop should eventually be self-reinforcing, but...

The predominant position of the competing fuels will thus be consolidated further.

And this trend will only get stronger.

Regionalization: desire for regional products will intensify.

This trend will be taking off in the future intensifying the demand for technical solutions.

If you stick with it, the bond will intensify.

It's already happening and that trend will only increase.

This trend will continue to intensify.

Competition with the emerging Asian nations will only increase.

Demand for machines in the mid-price segment will therefore increase.

We have already seen an increase in organic research and there is more to come.

Competition within the services sector will be intensified, at the same time as the national independence of the Member States is respected.

Also, 2.5% of the population are from some other race and 2.4% of the population are from two or more races.

This represents an increase of 42% over 2003 and this trend is expected to accelerate.

This trend, however, will continue unless additional policy initiatives are developed.

All efforts on our part will only intensify that light and draw focus upon it.

This will only intensify as we approach the series of Major Intersections just ahead.

Achatz: We already are, but it will strengthen the partnership.

This tendency will intensify once the mass redundancies in the car industry kick in.

This trend will only continue.

It is self-reinforcing, and will become an ever-more practical way of doing things.

Mr President, in my opinion this debate should have been more intensive and should have taken place a long time ago. I am referring in particular to the debate on the far too independent status of the future European Central Bank, and on the vital need to tighten up economic political cooperation under the conditions created by EMU, particularly in the area of taxation, because under the conditions of EMU fiscal competition between the Member States will become ever stronger.

If, today, we allow governments and, in particular, the governments of Germany and France, to water down the Commission's proposals, the crisis will deepen, and we will have to wonder whether the entire common currency project has any point in its current form, and whether we will inadvertently prove that the euro was a failed experiment.