Sentence examples for heightened paranoia from inspiring English sources

All professional rugby teams have heightened paranoia.

"Americans have reached heightened paranoia in the two years since ISIS emerged.

The hacks, which occurred between March 2001 and February 2002, coincided with the heightened paranoia following the 11 September attacks.

General Abacha, who was 54, governing in a style bordering on heightened paranoia, left a military that is both Africa's largest and perhaps its least unified.

Such heightened paranoia has helped to cultivate a captivating myth around the brand - which is only added to by a loyal workforce comprised of Pygmy sized "Oompa Loompas".

The buzzwords in the stands were "snake" and "rat", echoed soundbites of the departed's heightened paranoia over the last months of his tenure.

"It has heightened, the paranoia about [fraud], in conservative circles," Wiseman said.

The seemingly arbitrary conduct by the government and the free-swinging investigative style of the Mexican press have heightened the paranoia among those who attended the rally where Colosio was assassinated.

They use difficulty as a catalyst to deepen purpose, recommit to values, increase discipline, respond with creativity and heighten productive paranoia — translating fear into extensive preparation and calm, clearheaded action.

Far from diminishing the impact of the part however, his status as a subject of speculation heightens the paranoia of of a jittery cabal of senators who seem to be plotting to do away with a chimera.

Albanese and Bowen have a very good relationship, perhaps another factor that heightens periodic paranoia in the Victorian axis, but ask Labor people to characterise Shorten and Albanese's relationship in a word you'll get "professional" – which in politics is often a word invoked through gritted teeth.