Sentence examples for pressure heightened from inspiring English sources

That gives the Sony film a measure of both potential and pressure, heightened by its PG rating and all-audience ambitions.

Confusing the picture are studies that show loneliness leading to poor health, including higher blood pressure, heightened reaction to stress and altered immune responses, all of which can lead to higher mortality risk.

Blood pressure heightens your hands too sore to grab any railings, too painful to conquer winter mourning on your arthritis arrive at the factory on Commerce Ave.

And the pressures, heightened by the demands of time and the expectations of the nation, appeared to be lifting.

She has a history of crumbling in big tournaments, earning a reputation for mental weakness when the pressure heightens.

The Government has been under growing pressure to reopen the case, and that pressure was heightened last year after the disbanding of the serious crime squad in Birmingham over allegations that it was involved in corruption and fabricating interviews with defendants.

The pressure is heightened by the fact that US Airways cannot expect cuts from other unions unless the pilots lead the way, he added.

This pressure has heightened since the beginning of 2008 with the Fed cutting rates by a total of 125 basis points in two moves in January.

In an ideal world, McIlroy would have loved to repeat his form of Thursday, but these were different circumstances, and not just because the pressure was heightened.

The American pressure reflects heightened concerns at the State Department, Pentagon and Central Intelligence Agency that operatives in the ISI, who have long been believed to have close ties to Pakistani militants, have become bolder and more open in their support for militant Islamist organizations.

Chris Alwine, who directs the municipal bond group at Vanguard, said in an interview that while many states and municipalities are under financial pressure, and heightened market volatility is likely to continue, "We believe the risk of systemic defaults is overstated".