Sentence examples for heighten criticism from inspiring English sources

The possible demise of the entire pack, which was once a common sight for visitors entering Denali, also America's largest national park, is likely to heighten criticism of Alaska's intensive hunting of its largest predators.

The experience of playing a newspaperman, said Stevens, had left him with an enhanced sympathy for "good journalists" and heightened criticism of the bad.

But growing discontent with Hong Kong's widening wealth gap and a lack of ballot-box democracy have in recent years heightened criticism against what is increasingly viewed as collusion between government officials and the megarich.

The experiences of the recent financial crisis led to heightened criticism that these rules are pro-cyclical, meaning they require insufficient capital during economic booms and excessive capital during busts.

The heightened criticism from liberals has not been met with a decline in gay conservatives.

"This widespread perception generated suspicion and distrust, and it heightened criticism of every step the University administrators took".

Despite heightened criticism, the NYPD continues to raid homeless shelters, waking people out of their beds and arresting them on old warrants often issued for petty crimes -- a tactic that homeless advocates have blasted as counter-productive.

The water has inexorably made its way into Bangkok, causing distress among the capital's more than 9 million inhabitants and heightening criticism of government's inefficiency in countering the problem.

The series of kidnappings has unnerved many Filipinos and heightened their criticism of the administration of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.

Belarus experienced a difficult year in 2011 as it dealt with spiraling inflation, a currency crisis, shortages of basic products, and heightened international criticism of the country's record on human rights.

The disclosure in documents released under the Freedom of Information Act could heighten some of the criticisms the new schools have attracted.