Sentence examples for heightened peril from inspiring English sources
The BBC called it a "devastating loss". The deaths point to heightened peril for journalists across the globe.
Though the current housing crisis would have undoubtedly caused problems at both companies, Freddie Mac insiders say Mr. Syron heightened those perils by ignoring repeated recommendations.
Love not only heightens the perils besetting a novel's protagonists, it makes us newly sensitive to all reality's possible risks.
The sense of peril was heightened by the loss of the Columbia, suggesting the fragility of our national efforts.
Perhaps heightening that peril is the ascension of Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y ., a constitutional law expert with firsthanD-N.Y .ience battling Trump, to the position of ranking Democonstitutionaluse Judiciary Committee.
A member of Charlie Company spoke to me about what it is like to jump off an aircraft and head into unknown peril: "Your senses become heightened.
The peril for older consumers is heightened because of recent changes in the way that government benefits are distributed, the report says.
Your emotions are surely heightened.
The Americans heightened the pressure.
They had acquired heightened attention.
