Sentence examples for flows heightening from inspiring English sources

(See "Australia Tries To Shock Economy To Life").. BHP Billiton posted a 2.2% gain in first-half operating profit, to $6.1 billion, and generated strong cash flows, heightening market anticipation that the company is eyeing acquisitions.

Laughing helps increase your blood flow, heightens your immune response, help relaxation and sleep.

Under pressure from the US, Mexico has attempted to stem these flows by heightening border security in the south of the country through its southern border plan, launched in mid-2014.

The results include Good Love, which features a vocal from UK rapper Jay Prince, who teases out the melody with his lighthearted, near-comical flow and heightens the EQ (earworm quotient).

The text is written in pugnacious, witty, and whimsical rhyming verse, which the cast performs with a lyrical vigor that doesn't jingle or trot but flows with the mighty current of heightened, emblematic speech.

At Wax Lake Delta, we find that ~0.40 m/s water velocities within the main deltaic channels slow to 0.1 0.2 m/s as flow spreads laterally across, and converges within, the vegetated islands, coinciding with shallow (<0.5 m) depths and heightened flow resistance.

But relationships were paramount, flowing out of heightened gesture.

In this paper, we investigate the impact of flow (operationalized as heightened challenge and skill), engagement, and immersion on learning in game-based learning environments.

The effect was overwhelming, with the tilted angles and skewed points of view evoking and heightening the ebb and flow of his native north Dublin.

2008) has prevented ongoing gene flow from erasing local adaptation to disease, heightening the evolutionary potential for remaining populations with any Bd-resistant and/or Bd-tolerant genotypes to overcome chytridiomycosis susceptibility.

This increase in blood flow is potentially related to the evidence that atrophy heightens blood flow and metabolism, which is measured as the BOLD response, or blood-oxygen-level dependence, with fMRI.