Sentence examples for strong heightened from inspiring English sources

I had a very strong heightened intellectual sense in my early adolescence, which I felt had deserted me after university, and I wanted to do anything to have it return.

"To fail to do so now, when the demand for dollars is still strong, heightens the risk of a sharper adjustment later.

Strong growth heightened competition and made lenders more confident, says William Ford of MIX.

Nevertheless, the occurrence of intense tuberculin reaction in adult pulmonary TB patients demonstrates a strong association between heightened antimycobacterial immune response and the active disease.

"It was the strongest description of heightened inflation risks to appear in a beige book thus far," Peter Kretzmer, an economist at Bank of America, wrote.

The outbreak of mad cow disease has heightened already strong concerns among European consumers about how "natural" or "organic" their food is.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England said Pepy's comments heightened already strong concerns that a high-speed route would blight swaths of countryside.

This lack of attention may be just what the relationship between America and China needs, providing an opportunity for President Bush and President Jiang Zemin of China to meet without strong domestic pressures and heightened international expectations.

Indeed, the Bourbon reforms not only laid the foundation for much of Central America's political and economic development in the 19th century but they also heightened the strong regionalism on the isthmus, as provincial elites resisted the growing power of the Guatemalan mercantile and bureaucratic establishment.

Anthony Page, who directed, says "she was very unexpected casting, being tall and strong-looking, but it heightened the idiocy of the false identity she was living under.

They have a heightened strength and heightened adrenaline, so it makes them a lot stronger than they normally are, and they fight for longer".