Sentence examples for elevated vice from inspiring English sources

The sequel to "The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt" (1979) covers a relatively brief period, beginning with the assassin's bullet that elevated Vice President Roosevelt to the White House, ending seven and a half years later.

There would be costs, he acknowledges, including, perhaps, wider experimentation and addiction, but he contends that restrictions on marketing, elevated vice taxes and a proliferation of treatment beds instead of jail cells could hardly fail more spectacularly than has prohibition.

The death of Chávez elevated Vice Pres.

Both arms were moved symmetrically from the dependent position with neutral rotation to the maximum elevated position and vice versa, in 4 planes.

In the original UKADS data, patient post-codes were collected, which were linked to the area specific Carstairs deprivation index, with higher scores representing elevated deprivation and vice versa [ 23].

These findings also highlight the need to consider screening for vitamin D insufficiency in individuals with an elevated A1C level and vice versa.

However, changes over time in IL-6 within individual participants from elevated to normal or vice-versa were not associated with changes in sleep, after accounting for the effects of time since transplant.

The microvasculature might rather be a target for primary changes that could eventually result in elevated blood pressure rather than vice versa.

This is consistent with similar results for avian field metabolic rates rates [20] and suggests that the major environmental correlate of avian BMR is ambient temperature, with elevated BMR associated with cold environments and vice versa.

We conclude that patients diagnosed with CLL have a greatly elevated risk for being diagnosed with MCC, and vice versa, as compared with the general population.

Some children with elevated blood pressure may not have large WC, and vice versa.