Sentence examples for because of its heightened from inspiring English sources

Clinically, almost everybody tries to talk a woman out of a C-section because of its heightened risk and longer recovery time: it is also widely felt that only anxious women would choose it, and they should have their anxieties assuaged rather than their demands met.

Mr. Jurosko prefers operetta to mainstream musicals, because of its heightened sentimentality and more operatic-sounding music.

Baker later told Tarantino to take the walkout as a "compliment" and explained that he found the violence unnerving because of its heightened sense of realism.

In the coda of her Act II solo she suddenly added a soft out-of-the-blue triple pirouette that had the audience gasping aloud not because of its virtuosity but because of its unexpected rightness: it heightened Odette's light.

(When I've given up caffeine for weeks at a time, it hasn't been out of a conviction that coffee pollutes the temple of my body; it's because it heightens the pleasure of drinking it again afterwards).

Extreme exercise may increase your risk of miscarriage because it heightens your body temperature and reduces the blood flow available to the fetus.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Daisey said that the death of Mr. Jobs "is of such importance that it absolutely has to be addressed because it heightens the importance of talking about his legacy".

However, because of residents' heightened awareness, it was difficult for us to improve the response rate.

This species of spruce was chosen because of its abundant occurrence and heightened sensitivity towards salinization.

In a telephone interview Mr. Daisey said that Mr. Jobs's death "is of such importance that it absolutely has to be addressed because it heightens the importance of talking about his legacy".

Staging the play in the round has other benefits because it heightens our awareness of listening.