Sentence examples for but heightened from inspiring English sources

"But heightened security will push people-smuggling only deeper underground.

But heightened self-consciousness about usage is the enemy of vigor.

But heightened political spending and other forms of political participation are an expected consequence of our more active government.

Mr. Clinton's remarks were delivered in an even tone but heightened the tension between the Obama and Clinton camps.

Their dominant commercial relations have been with Japan, but heightened tensions between China and Japan in the past couple of years have got in the way.

The airline was also plagued with smaller mishaps on domestic flights that cost no lives but heightened worries about the company and its future.

As with great puppetry, their presence doesn't distract but heightens both interest and emotion.

What happened in Newtown was a tragedy, but heightening gun restrictions is not the right response.

Sanders said the law does not give businesses a license to discriminate, but heightens the standard the government must use to prove that it is not burdening a person's religion.

Splashed with chemical waste that costs him his eyesight but heightens other senses, Daredevil is a lawyer by day and an avenging one-man protectorate of his old deprived neighborhood by night.

There are touches of sheer brilliance: the intercutting of the discovery of Rebecca's body with a sea shanty, sung by a Greek chorus of fisherman, should diminish the tension of the scene but heightens it.