Sentence examples for has gotten heightened from inspiring English sources
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.
What a challenge to play somebody in the grips of an addiction but also somebody who's afraid of themselves, and you've got the heightened environment with a potential murder.
Or as those on the left put it back in the 1960s, you've got to "heighten the contradictions" to get real change.
If there is such a thing as heightened platonic tension, we can safely presume that Peggy has got it bad for Don.
Production of the epic had gotten under way despite the absence of a star for the top feminine role, a factor that heightened excitement among the hopefuls.
Though you didn't land the agent of your dreams, you did get someone's attention, and have heightened your chances of getting noticed the next time around.
The court has never used method 2a for gays, which would require arguing that gays are a protected class and get heightened scrutiny.
The divisions have heightened tensions among Bay Area Jews.
All professional rugby teams have heightened paranoia.
"We have heightened awareness of the dreamers," Schumer said.
