Sentence examples for a heightened responsibility from inspiring English sources

"Now it is predictable, and we all have a heightened responsibility to avoid another tragedy".

"Courts generally hold that providers of transport for hire have a heightened responsibility for the safety of their passengers.

The president might quote Pope John Paul II, who once said, "Radical changes in world politics leave America with a heightened responsibility to be, for the world, an example of a genuinely free, democratic, just and humane society".

Similar to Wall Street, tech industry insiders have a heightened responsibility to speak out against misconduct because the general public may not fully grasp the funding structure of these new companies and their financial instruments.

SK: And in all fairness, Asian-Americans don't have a heightened responsibility to reject this framework.

And military officers have a heightened responsibility to effect change and to lead our interrogator corps to its full potential.

To the degree that citizens, including scientists/physicians, do not accept any heightened responsibility---which varies, individual to individual, on the basis of unearned advantages like intelligence, education, etc.---their inaction helps cause avoidable DT, for which they are responsible.

So there's an extra layer of anxiety and heightened responsibility".

Encouraging them to select their own room color can give children a sense of control over their future living environment and help them develop heightened responsibility and maturity levels, regardless of age.

Officers in the unit, known as S.O.S., or the Special Operations Section, had heightened responsibilities and freedom to pursue drug- and gang-related crimes.

The album was partly inspired by motherhood, with all that it entails: physical changes, heightened responsibilities, state-of-the-world ruminations.