Sentence examples for a heightened environment from inspiring English sources

It's a heightened environment where we show one facet of ourselves: the most high-achieving, productive, well-dressed kind.

As the lone good cop who vows to solve the Wayne murders, Ben McKenzie at first seemed to be doing a decade-later riff on his breakout role as Ryan from The OC – a troubled incomer to a heightened environment with its own invisible web of social norms and politics.

It may catch some viewers off guard to then find Odin's mother, Eden (Ursula Yovich), appearing and speaking to his adult self later in the first episode, which also portrays a slightly heightened environment surrounding the fictional version of Casino.

What a challenge to play somebody in the grips of an addiction but also somebody who's afraid of themselves, and you've got the heightened environment with a potential murder.

"The fact that we were in a heightened meteor environment - the annual Leonid meteor shower - and a preliminary analysis of direction and magnitude of possible impact, lends credence to this theory," said Shropshire.

"The fact that we were in a heightened meteor environment - the annual Leonid meteor shower - and a preliminary analysis of direction and magnitude of possible impact, lends credence to this theory, " said Shropshire.

"Microprocessor inventories and a heightened competitive environment between AMD and Intel should cause microprocessor pricing to be weak over the next few quarters," it said.

Startups operating in the health and life sciences space — where innovations may take years to see the light of day — commonly require support navigating a heightened regulatory environment and evolving end-user or beneficiary expectations.

"We have a heightened emotional environment right now with the election.

The key difference between bilinguals and monolinguals may be more basic: a heightened ability to monitor the environment.

Today, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) published a study that found an alarming number of babies sleep in unsafe environments, which pose a heightened risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).