Sentence examples similar to heightened antagonism from inspiring English sources

But the NPC's blunt declaration this week will only heighten antagonism.

But the proposals are likely to heighten the antagonism between interested parties with vehemently opposing views.

Most obviously, by providing "preferential" treatment based on race, they can reinforce racial thinking and heighten racial antagonism.

This antagonism has been heightened by the fee-for-service model, and it may prove difficult to shed.

In "The Court Affirms Separation of Church and State," you write, "It is understandable that the court might have shied away from a dramatic ruling that would have heightened what is already a strong antagonism toward the judiciary among some conservative groups".

In this study, we expand on previous descriptions of gait compensations resulting from lumbar radiculopathy in the rat and describe the ability of local TNF antagonism to prevent the development of gait compensations, altered weight bearing, and heightened nociception.

The drama of this moment is heightened all the more as it is clearly set against the backdrop of the French city and the Casbah – two worlds forever locked in mutual antagonism.

Your emotions are surely heightened.

The Americans heightened the pressure.

They had acquired heightened attention.

Instead, he heightened his attacks.