Sentence examples for a heightened crisis from inspiring English sources

And a heightened crisis in the European Union — or in the Middle East or any other important region — could derail the American profit machine.

There are those in the U.S., Turkey and the Gulf who would welcome such a heightened crisis, hoping that it would become so compellingly serious that no incoming U.S. president, of either hue, could avoid the call to do something upon taking office.

As many as 42,000 spectators are watching inside the ground suspended at a point of heightened crisis.

"In times of great drama and heightened crisis and in times when something violent has happened to your people, I always think that discretion is the better way to go," she said on Fox News.

"In times of great drama and heightened crisis and in times when something violent has happened to your people, I always think discretion is the better way to go.

estimates, signals a heightened risk of financial crisis about two years thereafter.

Setting aside, momentarily, the UK decision to leave, the EU must still contend with: ▪ The Greek debt crisis ▪ The migration and refugee crisis ▪ A resurgent Russia ▪ A heightened terrorism threat.

Currently ranking first in global opioid analgesic consumption [ 9], Canadians are at a heightened risk for opioid abuse and dependence, giving rise to a major public health crisis [ 10].

South Korea officials, meanwhile, pressed North Korea to return to the status quo of a month ago, before it heightened the crisis by expelling international monitors and removing the seals on containers that had housed nuclear fuel, which could be readily used in weapons production.

Experts say many more tanks are at risk.A shortage of cash may have heightened the crisis.

The media had heightened the crisis by publishing rumours that alleged that Wulff's wife had a lurid past.