Sentence examples for heightened resolve from inspiring English sources

Yet few in Nigeria appeared to be cheering Mr. Jonathan's heightened resolve.

Neither was there any disguising Scotland's heightened resolve following their close call against Romania, nor the sterling efforts of their front five.

A heightened resolve to mingle skin tones on the runways was heralded by a spate of fashion advertisements in the spring glossies — dark-skinned models featured in previously white-dominated campaigns of Céline, Kate Spade, Chanel and Valentino, among others, the marketers apparently redoubling their efforts to be inclusive and to court a black consumer.

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Yesterday's increase in the Consumer Price Index, to 3.8%, and RPI inflation, to 4.8%, heightened workers' resolve to secure a bigger pay rise this year, unions said.

Yet since Justin Fashanu made the decision that brought so much anger and invective, and estranged his own brother, not one professional footballer in this country has felt able to gather the nerve to come out into the open, a possibility that seemed to be heightened by the resolve of the Welsh rugby union captain Gareth Thomas to reveal that he was gay.

Just as awareness of the secondhand negative consequences of passive smoke inhalation has heightened the public health resolve to curb smoking, learning about the secondhand effects of alcohol misuse may heighten the resolve to study and implement effective interventions to reduce alcohol misuse.

How do you resolve the heightened life expectancies, size of population and changing habits (e.g. the westernisation of diets) etc., with decreasing space, food, and clean water to support all these things?

The pressure to resolve the nominating fight also heightened speculation about a Clinton-Obama ticket.

A recent thaw in relations between Egypt and Qatar - which owns the Al Jazeera channel - heightened expectations that the case would be resolved, our correspondent says.

The urgency to resolve the future of B&B was heightened by concerns about Fortis, one of the largest banks in the Low Countries.