Sentence examples for increased state of from inspiring English sources

Since Sept. 11, 2001, the spokeswoman said, Britain has usually been on "just a state of vigilance, not an increased state of vigilance".

As a result, counterterrorism agencies will move to a higher state of alert in the weeks leading up to the Nov. 2 election and will remain at an increased state of readiness through the 2005 presidential inauguration, the officials said in a background briefing.

In successive experiments, we optimise for increased state of charge, reduced peak demand, and reduced consumer costs.

Similarly, inducing an increased state of inflammation followed by a decreased state of inflammation might reveal an animal model for BD showing the characteristic switch between mood phases.

In June 1371 Robert agreed to a defensive treaty with the French, and although there were no outright hostilities during 1372, the English garrisons were reinforced and placed under an increased state of vigilance.

The 850 detainees on Manus have been living in an increased state of uncertainty since April last year, when Papua New Guinea's Supreme Court ruled that detention of asylum seekers on Manus Island breached the nation's constitutional right to personal liberty, and was therefore illegal.

The study found that with increasing state-of-charge, the ohmic and charge transfer resistances decreased and the double-layer capacitance increased, potentially providing a mechanism for estimating/monitoring the state-of-charge by measuring these fractional model parameters.

However, there is an increasing state of unease about their fall into the Premier League's relegation places.

Already on edge from these neighboring rumblings, large fires in Natchez on Sept. 20 and 22 pushed the residents into an increasing state of alarm.

While the older crowd can hit the North Wildwood bars at night, passing from place to place in an increasing state of bliss, Anthony, Andrew and Sara must look elsewhere for diversions.

Mr. Craft's soloists and choir, the Simon Joly Chorale of London, not only sound comfortable with the Russian but also characterize their singing so that the varied personalities of the large wedding party, and their increasing states of intoxication, emerge clearly.