Sentence examples for time heightening from inspiring English sources

McInnes stopped to talk to several reporters, each time heightening the story of his scuffle with the protester.

Updating the story to the Irish Midlands (the choreographer's rich home terrain), Loch na hEala supplied a poignant and brutally credible back story to the ballet's original narrative while at the same time heightening the magic of its dream logic.

Tensions have run high since the May 2 raid on Bin Laden's compound, which inflamed Pakistani sensitivities over sovereignty while at the same time heightening distrust of Pakistan in the United States.

Being there at this time heightened one's senses and inflamed one's imagination.

That forces travellers to pass through customs and security twice, which disrupts slumber time, heightens stress levels, and might necessitate visa purchases.

At the same time, heightened competition at Heathrow and, more generally, on routes between Europe and the United States will make it easier for British Airways and American Airlines to make their case, analysts say.

The goal four minutes from time heightened calls for Kean's sacking and the exit of Venky's, which only increased when the final whistle blew to confirm Rovers' fate.

More than 2,000 weapons walked out of gun shops because the ATF believed that busting an important gun-running operation would, for the first time, heighten ATF's role and value in the federal law enforcement scheme of things.

While empiric use of quadrivalent vaccine for outbreak response in Africa is not warranted at this time, heightened surveillance for serogroup W-135 disease, particularly in the Eastern Mediterranean region and the African meningitis belt, will be essential in designing and assessing future control and prevention strategies for this emergent epidemic disease.

And he acknowledges that hard times heighten concerns about income disparities in the American tug of war between policies that enhance individual opportunity and those that equalize outcomes.

The acoustics of the vast space at times heightened the drama of the music, as in the uplifting performance of Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man," an appropriate work to open a Memorial Day event.