Sentence examples for heightened waves from inspiring English sources

But where there is a seawall, heightened waves run up the shore and slam against it.

HBO can sensitively reflect the obviously heightened b wave of electroretinogram (ERG) of injured tissue.

He had already reassured residents that the breakwater did not heighten the waves that destroyed their communities.

But Mr. Pitofsky, who in recent months has said that oil industry mergers would receive heightened scrutiny because of the wave of consolidation, apparently was not moved by Sir John's presentation.

For one thing, certain brain waves that correlate with heightened attention become more active, according to researchers who have used EEGs, or electroencephalographs, to study the brain's electrical frequencies.

Lebanon has been hit by a wave of attacks linked to heightened Sunni-Shia tensions over the Syrian war.

The wave of refugees has clearly heightened the general anxiety of the times, fueling nationalist anger while overwhelming cash-strapped and understaffed authorities on Kos and other impacted nearby islands.

This, in a nutshell, is the plot of Mascagni's popular "Cavalleria Rusticana," which sparked a wave of operas sporting local color, heightened emotions, heavier orchestration.

It is nearly a year since the same photograph of the dead toddler sparked a wave of outrage across Europe, and heightened calls for the west to do more for refugees.

The UK Independence Party, which wants Britain to quit the Union, has heightened anxiety by arguing that there will be a wave of immigrants from Romania and Bulgaria after the final restrictions on their citizens' movements are lifted at the end of this year.

There has been a wave of attacks in Lebanon, linked to heightened Sunni-Shia tensions over the Syrian war.