Sentence examples for gets heightened from inspiring English sources

I was by a big glass wall at the time and everything gets heightened.

"Long-term relationships are striving for equilibrium, to balance things out, and I think the impulse to do that gets heightened with kids," Ms. Cholodenko said.

Hackett said of today's challenge: "When you get into the playoffs, and for all intents and purposes this is the start of the playoffs for us, everything gets heightened and put on the quarterback.

As with the Holocaust and other historical events that eventually moved from painful reality to memorials and then to museums and academic scholarship, the importance of the civil rights movement gets heightened as the last of the participants begin to die.

"The littlest thing gets heightened when you mix ultra-endurance with a lack of sleep and a lack of energy," says Ian Lahart at the University of Wolverhampton in the UK.

By conducting the positioning process in the GBAS emulation platform for several hours and after its comparison with the performances of traditional Hatch filters, it is found that the errors in the differential correction become smaller and the positioning accuracy gets heightened with this new method.

But in switching all that up, audiences will be kept on their toes and the jeopardy will get heightened.

To intuit it, and recognize that the story-germ has some inherent mystery in it, and sort of midwife that mystery into the story in such a way that it isn't damaged in the process, and may even get heightened or refined.

(Some laws — those that single out or especially affect people of different races or genders, for example — can get "heightened scrutiny"; the Court has not yet found that gays and lesbians, as a class, can ask for that, but there's a possibility they may find so in Obergefell).

The level of systemic risk that arises from a bank's activities is significantly influenced by its size, and as size itself can render the challenge of effectively managing a big universal bank near-impossible, that means that systemic risks get heightened even further in such banks.

Safety has gotten heightened attention from many principal investigators (PIs) since 2011, when the Los Angeles district attorney brought against Harran the first-ever criminal proceedings in an academic safety case.