Sentence examples for even more heightened from inspiring English sources

Because of this, interest in the film's women was even more heightened.

The debate is even more heightened now, Ms. Austin and Mr. Pihlak said, because when Mr. Murdoch was told by Ms. Austin in March that they were preparing a paper on the issue, he called the panel's moderator, Harriet F. Senie, a professor of art history at City College of New York, who has written about controversies in public art competitions.

The witty, fast-paced dialogue that fueled Alex's previous feature, The Color Wheel, is even more heightened here.

The need is even more heightened when it comes to low-income and minority students pursuing careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields.

Bond films were already famous for the babe factor, with Ursula Andress's oft-copied arising from the sea like Aphrodite in Dr. No, not to mention Miss Italy playing a Russian cipher clerk in From Russia With Love, but in Goldfinger it was even more heightened.

This finding is consistent with studies of female sex workers in urban environments in Namibia [ 17], in other LMIC, Nigeria [ 13], Ghana [ 12], the Caribbean [ 23] as well as in high income countries, the USA [ 24] and Canada [ 25] but may, arguably, be even more heightened in rural, traditional environments like northern Namibia.

That being said, the transnational influences on the conflict may make it even more protracted, heightening the humanitarian impact.

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Ask your child to stay calm so as to avoid the unhelpful actions of screaming and jumping up and down, which tend to just frighten the child even more and heighten anxiety.

And it seems right and even dignified that this object of desire evoke a more heightened response, one out of favor with marketers of "aspirational" luxury.

Then again, across other kinds of devices, Microsoft is performing at a nearly negligible pace, making the situation potentially even more alarming and heightening the potential for Microsoft irrelevance longer term.