Sentence examples for heightened years of from inspiring English sources

The tremendous surge of research in science, engineering, and medicine created a critical information overload, which was perceived as a threat to science and national security (dramatically realized in 1957 with launching of the first artificial satellite, Sputnik, into space by the Russians during the heightened years of The Cold War).

These boxes represent algorithmic forecasts of heightened criminal activity: years of accumulated crime data crunched by powerful computers to target precise city blocks.

They convey a witty sort of heightened reality, representing five years of work rather than an average evening.

Larry Bartels and Simon Jackman employ a mathematical model of political learning to partisanship to estimate the critical years of heightened impact of period-specific effects or historical shocks on a citizen's party attachments.

Fear that a President Sarkozy would bring five years of heightened tension and violence is an emotion operating at the core of the presidential campaign.

They exist in the huge settlements in the West Bank and the accumulated trauma of years of heightened violence, suffering and hatred.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Pakistan and Indiaia signed a new visa agreement on Saturday, easing restrictions for travelers in what was seen as a step toward warming relations between the rival South Asian countries after years of heightened mistrust and hostility.

Recent research in North Carolina hospitals, published in November 2010 in the New England Journal of Medicine, found that despite a dozen years of heightened awareness that medical errors result in thousands of deaths each year, hospitals have not become safer.

But two leading factors are the lure of private-sector jobs in a booming economy and the discontent many officers feel after several years of heightened criticism and pay that lags behind that of some of their suburban counterparts.

In 2012, HSBC agreed to pay $1.9 billion and to submit to years of heightened scrutiny after the authorities found that the bank had helped Mexican drug cartels launder money.

We are used to thinking of the United States as having a short history compared with many other world cultures, but here, where two years of heightened passion and greed and conflict have created the history, the ice is thin indeed.