Sentence examples similar to heightened disagreement from inspiring English sources
The inclusion of nasal and throat symptoms (e.g.: nasal obstruction and throat itching) may have heightened this disagreement.
"There was heightened emotion and a disagreement took place," O'Mara wrote.
The disagreement is heightened by a potential change in which party controls the governor's mansion.
It is also possible that parental anxiety problems result in elevated concerns about child activities and exposures, which then lead to childrearing disagreements and heightened coparental conflict.
In this light, it is understandable that when people begin with opposing initial beliefs on, say, the death penalty, balanced information can heighten their initial disagreement.
Sean Hannity, the conservative Fox News host known to lash out at times on social media, vowed Tuesday on Twitter to cease "petty political disagreements" as tensions with North Korea heightened.
Only two years after the nation of Malaysia was formed in 1963, its parliament voted to expel Singapore from the nation over economic and ideological disagreements at a time of heightened racial tension, illustrated by a series of bloody race riots on the island between native Malays and its majority Chinese population.
Those issues were heightened by an unusual report in the Page Six gossip column of The New York Post, which implied there were disagreements between Mr. Assumma and Mr. Greenlees.
Meanwhile, they have settled into an uneasy detente in their disagreement over how sexual health practices and Jesuit teaching should coexist in contemporary college life — with tensions heightened by a swirl of news coverage.
But the sharp disagreement between the top-10 Ultimate Fighting Championship middleweights over Silva's positive performance-enhancing drug test last year has heightened an already tense rivalry as they prepare to fight Saturday in London at 1 p.m. Pacific time on UFC Fight Pass.
