But she has only once played a grand slam semi-final, and the 20-year-old's lack of experience, heightening a tendency to get over-tense on big occasions, may weigh against her.
A viral photo of a flooded nursing home last month in Texas, where 20 residents were rescued from waist-deep water during Hurricane Harvey, appears to have heightened the tendency to evacuate ahead of Irma, researchers said.
Anxiety about change -- all too often ginned up by those who can gain an advantage by doing so and who are too ruthless to care about the consequences -- only heightens that tendency.
This brevity of pressure application, in light of current knowledge, would not re-aerate and/or splint lung units with a heightened collapsing tendency [ 38].
Mr. Tracy heightens the Mexican tendency to be intensely decorative and he is unabashedly frank, sometimes to the point of ghoulishness.
Or is it a demand, a threatening line in the sand heightened by the tendency of the Internet to amplify aggression?
The chance of a jobless economic recovery this time around is heightened by the tendency of companies to reduce employees' working hours and to bolster their reliance on part-time workers.
Al Gore was criticized during the 2000 campaign for a tendency to heighten the truth, but it was innocent compared with the vile exaggeration that W. and Cheney employed to trick the country into going along with an invasion of Iraq.
At first, his problems had been fairly subtle, not much different from the reimmersion issues other Alpha Company soldiers were dealing with: a reluctance to be in crowded places, a heightened startle reflex, a tendency to watch the side of the road for anything unusual, as if even in rural western Pennsylvania a roadside bomb were still a possibility.
Social media has a tendency to heighten any event or occasion.
Fatigue, stress or intoxication tend to heighten the brain's tendency to repeat itself, the mind people say.
