Sentence examples for heightened campaign from inspiring English sources

DAKAR, Senegal — The Nigerian military stepped up its assault on Islamist militants in northeastern Nigeria, officials said Friday, only days after the president announced a heightened campaign against insurgents who he said had declared war on the state.

The clashes were the latest episode in the Yemeni government's heightened campaign against Al Qaeda's Arabian branch, a terrorist organization once based in Saudi Arabia and run by a Saudi, and now based in Yemen and run by a Yemeni.

The company's heightened campaign against bots comes as federal lawmakers and law enforcement officials in two states are scrutinizing Devumi and its competitors online, where numerous websites sell fake followers or engagement on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram and other social media platforms.

Darry Sragow, a longtime Democratic strategist who has worked on many statewide campaigns, said mail-in ballots extend the number of heightened campaigning days for candidates.

Still, the return of "Carlos Danger" to the stage has heightened the campaign's already stratospheric entertainment value.

In addition, his lawyers say, the campaign was constantly sensitive to federal officials' heightened vigilance on campaign finance.

Israel, which had been among the war's most enthusiastic supporters, began warning the Administration that the American-led occupation would face a heightened insurgency — a campaign of bombings and assassinations — later that summer.

Combat feels more brittle and Call of Duty-esque – a feeling heightened in the campaign by sections where control is wrested from the player to allow for a canned animation, or a short, unavoidable sequence when, for example, you are forced to fall from masonry onto a lower platform.

But the 11 September attacks, followed by the anthrax-tainted letter campaign, heightened fears that smallpox could be resurrected from clandestine stocks or, less plausibly, diverted from the two sanctioned stocks.

Lee Clow, the man behind some of the world's most famous ad campaigns, heightened rumours of his retirement this week with the announcement of a successor.

Developments during and after the 2000 campaign have heightened the interest.