Sentence examples for heightened during from inspiring English sources

Criticism of the BBC and its London-centric coverage heightened during the referendum debate.

That tension was heightened during the mayor's 2008 push to rewrite the city's term limits law.

This problem involves deeply complex, societal, cultural and sometimes physiological issues that are often heightened during difficult economic conditions.

Both armies had suffered terribly from disease during the Vicksburg campaign, and he was well aware that the risk of rampant infection was heightened during the summer months.

As international tensions heightened during the summer of 1914, Germany made plans to besiege France by crossing Luxembourg and Belgium, despite their neutrality.

The yucks were heightened during this coast-to-coast swing, Mr. Wade suggested, because Mr. Kerry was often accompanied by his stepsons, Chris and Andre Heinz, whose impressions of politicians like Arnold Schwarzenegger and President Bush crack up Democratic crowds.

Conflicts between grazing and conservancies may also heighten during drought times.

However, despite the short-term exposure the cardiovascular stress indicators were markedly heighten during the "novelty stress" and the "stress" periods.

Such findings validate Buddhist scriptural descriptions of heightened arousal during Vajrayana practices and a calm and alert state of mind during Theravada and Mahayana types of meditation and demonstrate the importance of the cultural and philosophical context out of which the meditation practices develop.

The industry drew heightened interest during last decade's buyout boom.

After the heightened emotions during the New York Philharmonic's superb performance of Brahms's "German Requiem" on Thursday night, a memorial for the victims of the attack on the World Trade Center, it must have been difficult for the musicians to report to work the next day and rehearse the first regular subscription program of the season.