Sentence examples for budget heightening from inspiring English sources

The percent of scientific articles retracted because of fraud has risen 10 times in the past 40 years -- in part because of relative decreases in the NIH budget, heightening pressures to "publish or perish".

Global economic turmoil is, in turn, about to squeeze fiscal and foreign aid budgets, heightening the risk of lower public spending on essential services for children and women.7 "Prolonged drought resulting from climate change is impacting food production, resulting in increasing nutrition insecurity.

And the budget will heighten the differences with House Republicans, who promise that their own budget will follow shortly.

The standoff over the Homeland Security budget has helped heighten the contrast between the two parties on immigration issues, much to the chagrin of some Republican strategists.

Mayor Michael A. Guido said the city would earmark $250,000 in next year's budget for counterterrorism, including heightened building security, hazardous-materials response and handling anthrax threats.

Certainly New York is teeming with companies that aim to present original works, but this season's new programs, coming as they do from established theaters with real budgets, suggest a heightened interest in cultivating nascent talent.

Their worries will only be heightened by continuing budget deficits, made worse by recessions, throughout the periphery.

Those efforts to liberalize the economy spurred industrial growth and foreign investment, but they also resulted in rising budget and trade deficits and heightened inflation.

Lawmakers are looking to keep the agency's budget essentially flat, despite it's heightened authority and responsibility.

The budget for 2012 and beyond could heighten the partisan tensions surrounding the financing debate for the current year.

"That could heighten the contentiousness of the budget".