Sentence examples for heightened even further from inspiring English sources
The level of systemic risk that arises from a bank's activities is significantly influenced by its size, and as size itself can render the challenge of effectively managing a big universal bank near-impossible, that means that systemic risks get heightened even further in such banks.
Provocateur-in-chief Donald Trump brought even more attention to the protests on September 28, when he asserted about the NFL owners, "I think they're afraid of their players, if you want to know the truth, and I think it's disgraceful". The political frenzy heightened even further a week later, when Vice President Mike Pence walked out of an NFL game in a protest of the protest.
The effect is heightened even more with Lichtenstein's sculptures.
Saturday 5 a.m. 4) SUNRISE SONATA The canyon's multiple layers of exposed rock are glorious in the morning light; download the soundtrack to "2001: A Space Odyssey" as a dawn complement — the combination heightens the experience even further.
In Mr. Cromer's staging the artifice of theater that Wilder sought to strip away — by heightening it, paradoxically — is even further dissolved by the immersion of the actors in the audience, or the audience in the playing space, depending on how you look at it.
This episode heightens the melodrama of the show even further, and it is beginning to distract from the plot.
The upbeat sentiment on Wall Street was also bolstered by fresh evidence that the economy was rapidly running out of steam, which heightened speculation the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates even further to bolster business activity.
46 However, the censoring described above has contributed to heighten the numbers of zero in these variables even further.
And that his enjoyment of wealth seems heightened by its exclusivity ("This ain't for them broke niggas," he warns us on Initiation) diminishes his charm even further.
In summary, heightened CD8+ T cell activity directed against CMV is observed in early HIV infection, persists at higher levels in chronic untreated HIV infection, and is accentuated even further upon administration of effective combination antiretroviral therapy.
