Sentence examples for emergency heightens from inspiring English sources

The life-threatening emergency heightens our awareness.

The emergency has heightened anxiety about public health in a region where standards are bent by the local mafia.

The country has been under a state of emergency, meaning heightened security, since a series of terrorist bombings and shootings in Paris last November that left 130 people dead.

The emotion on the Fondation Lenval emergency ward was heightened by the fact that the six-storey children's hospital – with its vast airy atrium, kite mosaic, and teddy bear frescoes on a corridor wall – is located right on the promenade where the attack took place.

We do not need cops who act like selling pot is an emergency, or who heighten danger with their guns and their flashbang grenades, instead of easing it.

Other claims state that the shutdown will damage the "fragile infrastructure" of the West Village's age-old brownstones, that over-congested streets will hinder emergency services, and heightened bike traffic will endanger senior citizens.

Today's critically ill and emergency patients require heightened vigilance and extraordinarily intricate care.

"Dislocation leads to rushed funding on an emergency basis with dramatically heightened costs".

The Office of the United States Global AIDS Coordinator in the Department of State claims that PEPFAR is, "moving from its initial emergency focus to a heightened emphasis on sustainability, and serving as a platform for expanded responses to a broader range of global health needs".

UNICEF priorities Emergency preparedness will be heightened to allow UNICEF to effectively and appropriately respond to emergencies.

Their interest is a result of improved healthcare, increasing urbanization, aging populations, the rising number of traffic fatalities, and heightened awareness of emergency medicine among their citizens.