Sentence examples for war heightened from inspiring English sources

The Korean war heightened the tension.

The war heightened those concerns, he said.

However, the war heightened not only imperial loyalties but also individual national identities in the dominions (Canada, Newfoundland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa and IndiaAustralia, New Zealand and South Africa and India

As the Cold War heightened, Toronto's Slavic studies program evolved into an important institution on Soviet politics and economics, financed by the Rockefeller, Ford and Mellon foundations.

Beckham et al (1997) reported that exposure to atrocities during the Vietnam War heightened the risk of engaging in interpersonal violence post-war [ 10].

Although civil war heightens repression, prosecutions in the context of civil war do not make the situation worse, as critics claim.

The Civil War merely heightened the absurdity of the black broker's existence.

East-West confrontation during the cold war only heightened the sense of Russia as the alien "other".

Along the Mediterranean coast, opposition activists said, 13 members of a family in Bayda, another area where the war has heightened sectarian tensions, were killed.

But breakthroughs in the North's missile and nuclear programs and fiery threats of war have heightened fears in the South that even small miscalculations by the new and untested leaders of each country could have disastrous consequences.

Britain and Argentina are preparing to mark the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War amid heightened tensions over the disputed islands.