Sentence examples for heightened issue from inspiring English sources

But on a day when the ability of journalists to do their jobs unhindered was a particularly heightened issue, officers with Virginia State Police reportedly told the reporters to delete their footage or risk having their camera and car taken away.

While language problems heighten issues for children like Emerson, Mr. Levy said, "children with disabilities will very often have more anxiety around the separation".

The whole [Edward] Snowden incident from 2013 has heightened this issue for companies.

I heightened the issue by allowing you to fall in love with Natalia -- that you have a deep connection with her, and it allows you to have emotions as you read.

Terminology and field-based precedent and/or historiography likewise heightens the issue (Allan et al. 2016).

As the clash between Netanyahu and Obama on the Iranian issue heightened, Israel's influence on the course of the negotiations and its outcome lessened.

Newspapers and television, caught up in a hot issue, heightened that anxiety even as they catered to it.

In 2000 tensions were further heightened over the issue of Sénégal River usage rights; violence was averted when the Senegalese government abandoned a controversial irrigation plan.

The cabinet secretary went on to say that the media focus on the issue heightened the tension between the pair, and made reconciliation difficult.

He added, "These have already been conducted, but taking into account heightened resonance this issue has had in society, I do not see anything wrong with returning to these discussions".

I can't plan for the future, I go to the doctor's office and its always bad news and all they keep telling me that most of it is either brought on by stress or the stress in my life is what is heightening the issues.