Sentence examples for be accentuated by the from inspiring English sources
The problems will be accentuated by the state's dire finances, he said.
Strontium and sulfur decoupling appears to be accentuated by the physical process of erosion.
He once served her goat cheese with a glass of Bordeaux, explaining how the flavor of the cheese would be accentuated by the wine's acidity.
Strong T cell activation drives exhaustion9,10, which may be accentuated by the redundancy of CD28 and CD3ζ signasing11,12 as well as the spatiotemporal constraints imparted by the structure of second-generation CARs2.
These differences often appear to be accentuated by the fact that France still believes, like America, that it has a global mission to spread its concept of democracy and liberty.
Their claustrophobia and disorientation would be accentuated by the memorial's uneven base.Another design, from Daniel Liebeskind, features a 141-metre (154-yard) long broken wall which directs the eyes of visitors towards the Tiergarten park and a monument to Goethe, so inviting them to reflect on the highs and lows of German history.
The issue is accentuated by the fact that the human being represents for Cardano a model of rationality and teleological activity.
The effect was accentuated by the seating.
Differences were accentuated by the way they worked.
Sharapova's lack of variety is accentuated by the clay.
