Sentence examples for pressure is heightened from inspiring English sources

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

In Ria Parry's tense co-production (for Out of Joint; Watford Palace and the Arcola), this sense of snooping pressure is heightened by the device of having the villagers sit round the circular space, as if monitoring each other.

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 pressure was heightened by the fact he knew so many people were watching and analysing him - but he analysed himself more than anyone.

The pressure to deliver results is heightened further because ABN Amro was one of the banks that lost money in the Goldman deal under scrutiny.

In Britain, pressure on banks to lend is heightened because the government owns a large stake in two of them after bailouts.

Some scholars have linked social pressure to community size, advancing the notion that pressure to conform to social norms is heightened in smaller, less populous communities in which citizens interact frequently and where monitoring behavior is less onerous.

N.F.C. is heightened under time pressure, with fatigue, with excess environmental noise — when a lot of information that is difficult to make sense of is coming at us at the same time — and when we feel that we need to give an opinion.

"Everyone's awareness is heightened".

The danger is heightened by other things.

"But my insight is heightened.