Sentence examples similar to a heightened attempt from inspiring English sources

The possibility also exists that finding one physical sign may have heightened attempts by examining clinicians to elicit further signs.

[C7.] Medical Journal Retracts Report The British Medical Journal has retracted a report about Eli Lilly & Company that said documents suggesting a link between Prozac and a heightened risk of suicide attempts and violence had gone missing for years.

But often Gilb turns language up a notch, using a heightened, expansive diction that attempts to peel back the everyday surface of the world to find its essence: "We glimpse bars whose decor and patrons, like the jukebox boasts and cries of love and death seeming to push open their doors, are as elemental as horses and goats and snakes, as leather and lard, as sweat and sunburn and rocks".

Depressive disorders occur in 2 to 5% of the adolescents and are associated with a high burden of disease, a high risk of recurrence and a heightened risk for development of other problems, like suicide attempts.

The child thus faces a heightened risk of sexual assault.

We are always on a heightened alert.

Are we doing a real western or a heightened one?

Still, the attempt heightened American concerns about efforts by terrorists to gain entry to Britain through what critics had often described as the "gaping holes" in the student visa system.

Because the conflict is romantic, the drama becomes Freudian: the teen-age girl attempts to transfer her trust and affection from father to boyfriend, a process heightened by the President's unique ability to command obedience and love.

These concerns only heightened after the attempted Dec. 25 bombing of a Detroit-bound airliner.

"It is a slightly heightened reality.