Sentence examples for heightened commercial from inspiring English sources

Either way, the whole arrives as cherishable proof that it is still possible, amid heightened commercial imperatives, for digimators to push for reflective, affecting art.

GoldenEye 007 (1997) was a landmark first-person shooter for home consoles, while the Halo series heightened the console's commercial and critical appeal as a platform for first-person shooter titles.

Charles Renfro, a partner in Diller Scofidio + Renfro who has spent several summers on Fire Island, said the designers are thinking in "broad strokes" about "heightening" the entire commercial district into something more theatrical.

Opinion is divided about the need for a rights issue, but the company's refusal to disclose details of its banking covenants on the grounds of commercial confidentiality has heightened suspicions.

This year, ABMB's commercial significance has been heightened by the damage suffered during Hurricane Sandy by many of the participating New York galleries.

"Whilst these concerns about Facebook's advertising model exist generally in relation to its commercial use, they are heightened when these tools are used for political campaigning.

Across the political spectrum, lawmakers are arguing that the United States has entered a new and more dangerous era that demands heightened security measures, including armed guards on commercial airliners and greater surveillance powers for federal agents.

Whilst these concerns about Facebook's advertising model exist in relation in general terms and its use in the commercial sphere, the concerns are heightened when these tools are used for political campaigning".

Two generations of U.S. citizens have experienced public and media "education" that has heightened their primal fears of ionizing radiation from commercial nuclear energy.

Their dominant commercial relations have been with Japan, but heightened tensions between China and Japan in the past couple of years have got in the way.

But it has also heightened existing tensions in the organisation between public service and commercial operations, between high-mindedness and ratings, between spending on the present and investing in the future.Public service and commercial operations used to be clearly divided.