Sentence examples similar to a heightened link from inspiring English sources

Second, having a meditation practice... if you wish... can link you to a heightened spirituality or heightened view of life.

For the challenge faced by humanities teachers who believe in the learning power of display is now not merely one of practicality – but also of demonstrating how it can link with a heightened emphasis on "canonical" texts and historical narrative.

4. Avoid salt Excessive salt intake has been linked with a heightened risk of asthma.

One reason meat has been linked to a heightened cancer risk is that it contains heme, which could also be present in cultured meats.

The air pollutants linked to a heightened risk included: small particulate matter of less than 2.5 microns in diameter (PM2.5), PM10, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide and ozone.

It has been suggested that anorexia can be linked to a heightened perception of threat, and animal research has shown oxytocin treatment lessened the amount of attention paid to threatening facial expressions.

In addition to PM being a surrogate for allergen exposure or being linked to a heightened response to allergen exposure, those with atopy may have an inherent predisposition to a heightened response to PM itself.

The Foreign Office advised against all but essential travel to Lebanon because of a "heightened risk of anti-Western sentiment" linked to the possibility of military action in Syria.

[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.

This ambivalence about Haiti evolved after the U.S. Civil War as many African Americans expressed a heightened understanding of and concern about the imagined link between black independence in the Caribbean and black self-determination in the United States.

There may be a heightened risk of anti-Western sentiment in certain countries linked to the possibility of military action in Syria.