Sentence examples for was heightened that from inspiring English sources

We were exposed and ready in a new way and the reality of the change was heightened that summer in 1972 when Marie got pregnant.

And if that was the case, the perception was heightened that the Jets must have a horrible offense that might be forced to turn to Tebow to give it a boost.

Passions will undoubtedly be heightened that night, but for now both teams are playing it safe with the rhetoric and focusing on their preparations for the season.

"The rent is going up, you see more people that you're not used to seeing around — it's heightened that friction," he added.

Security had been heightened that day because it was the fifth anniversary of the beginning of the 2011 Arab Spring uprising that toppled President Hosni Mubarak.

No matter who takes office on Jan . 20 the chances have now been heightened that half the Congress will regard his election as tainted, if not illegitimate.

But even with a sympathetic ear in the White House, getting Congress to agree to more visas could present a major challenge given the probability that, in a recession, public sentiment will be heightened that foreigners are taking Americans' jobs.

… The concern remains in place, and in fact has been heightened, that criminal groups may kidnap expats on speculation to be sold to AQIM.

Young says that security behind the scenes at airports must be heightened, that background checks must be done on anyone with a tarmac or ramp pass, and that airports have to be segmented.

That disparity was heightened because the sectors that were among the hardest-hit in the recession, like construction and manufacturing, tend to be major employers of men.

Instead it was heightened security precautions that became part of life.