Sentence examples for heightened until from inspiring English sources

The improvisers move on to "if, then" ("If this unusual thing is true, what else is true?"; in Latin, this is U.C.B.'s motto, "Si Haec Insolita Res Vera Est, Quid Exinde Verum Est?"), after which "game moves" are "heightened" until the scene ends.

Anyone who goes from a daily regimen of weed for an extended period of time then takes a break will find that their sensitivity to THC is heightened, at least until you get back into the groove.

Equally important is heightened disease surveillance until the global eradication of polio, to find cases which may have been missed in an environment which was until recently polio-free.

Treasury Prices Rise By Bloomberg News Treasuries gained as a tumble in stocks heightened speculation that the Federal Reserve would wait until next year to raise interest rates.

The drama is heightened by the fact that Mr Weidmann was until last year Angela Merkel's loyal economic adviser.

The impact of leaks on social media will arguably be heightened given that the play will not premiere until 30 July.

His anticipation for the part was heightened because filming was not scheduled to begin until September 2006.

Mr. Hungar went on to say that the patent law at issue in the case was not enacted until 1952, and did not require the heightened standard even if the 1934 opinion had.

The sense of jubilation was no doubt heightened by Joffrey's behavior, which was appalling right until the bitter end.

Strapping Young Lad mostly eschewed guitar solos until The New Black, which featured a more heightened emphasis on melody than their previous albums.

Amidst this heightened union-management acrimony, one of the unions decided that until a properly elected OHS committee was established and adequately trained from their perspective, the project should not go ahead.