Sentence examples similar to elevated duty from inspiring English sources
Potential parents of category 4 – sexually active but leaving possible conception up to chance – also have an elevated moral duty.
But with the elevated role has come an elevated responsibility.
Spectrum II is a project that takes an analog approach to projection mapping by coloring the elevated train bridge with heavy-duty stage lamps blasted through a spectrum of gels.
Among Roman authors an elevated Stoicism stressing the sense of duty is common to many, from Naevius, Ennius, and Cato to Virgil, Horace, and Seneca.
Two successful executives from divisions of Time Warner -- Mr. Logan from Time Inc. and Jeff Bewkes, the chairman of HBO -- were elevated to assume Mr. Pittman's duties.
"We expect support for housing market activity to come from the recent stamp duty reform, very low mortgage rates, elevated consumer confidence, a pick-up in earnings growth and rising employment".
This not only puts the department at risk, the senators wrote — it also violates the Federal Cybersecurity Enhancement Act, a 2015 law that requires agencies to use multi-factor authentication for all accounts with "elevated privileges," meaning accounts used by people who have administrative duties on a computer network.
Mr. Weiss, off duty, stopped his car, climbed down the iron trestles of the elevated highway and jumped into the river to rescue the driver, whose heart had given out.
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This elevated corn prices.
