Sentence examples for its heightened from inspiring English sources

"We are taking steps to make it more difficult for the government of Iran to satisfy its heightened demand for dollars — and making it clear to anyone who provides dollars to the government that they face sanctions," said David S. Cohen, the Treasury Department under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence.

Clinically, almost everybody tries to talk a woman out of a C-section because of its heightened risk and longer recovery time: it is also widely felt that only anxious women would choose it, and they should have their anxieties assuaged rather than their demands met.

A20 The Bush administration is considering extending its heightened terror alert into the new year.

This new style of democratic consumerism, with its heightened emotions and exciting, visceral music, offered a third way for those caught between the polarisations of Fascism and Communism.

For all its heightened emotions, "Declaration of War" is the opposite of a disease-of-the-week sobfest, for Roméo and Juliette have little time to indulge in weepy self-pity.

As the nationalist party adjusted to its heightened role in UK politics, Scottish Labour insiders said moves were already under way to force the resignation of leader Jim Murphy, who has refused to step down despite losing his seat in Renfrewshire East.

Imagine the heartiest home-cooked Sunday dinner, its rough spots smoothed, its flavors heightened, but its identity, and masculinity, intact.

Its emotions are colored by mine, its scenes heightened and diminished by my vision, its characters, inevitably, are partly my creation.

Then uncork 2007 Domaine de Fenouillet and notice how its acidity heightens its cherry and licorice accents.

Its formality, paradoxically, heightened its potential for feeling.

But its military has heightened its cybersecurity alert level, according to Yonhap, which reported on Friday that the military had increased its deployment of cyber-defence agents.