Sentence examples for gaps heightened from inspiring English sources

A flurry of talk in the last three weeks on intelligence gaps, heightened concern over terrorist attacks, burdensome court rulings and Congress's recess helped turn the debate from a slow boil to a fever pitch.

This gap is heightened as the reverberation is increased again, with the performance gap considerably larger at almost 7 dB.

A report published by the IOM in 2002 suggested that awareness of the health care gap be heightened among sectors that include health care providers, their patients and society at large [ 3].

A key byproduct of the elimination of the unencrypted security gap will be heightened innovation, and at an important juncture.

This staffing gap is further heightened by guidelines that specify 24/7 service to ICUs [ 2, 3] and by a limited number of intensivists providing for an aging and increasingly ill population [ 4, 5].

Developments within universities and regulatory bodies paralleled changes in Australia's social and political climate where reconciliation with Aboriginala people, the National Apology to the Stolen Generations and the 'Closing the Gap' campaign created heightened awareness of socio-economic and health disparities between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians [ 2].

As a result, socioeconomic gaps in reading are heightened during summer vacation, suggesting that differences in family background not differences in school quality create achievement inequalities.

But now, that wage gap and missing pay have heightened the temptation to flee.

A recovery by an important trading partner is good news, of course, but it also heightened the widening gap between Europe and the rest of the world — and the helplessness of political leaders to do anything about it.

But, as Egypt entered the 1980s, the failure to resolve the Palestinian issue and to relieve mass economic hardships, heightened by the widening class gaps, undermined Sādāt's legitimacy.

But, as Egypt entered the 1980s, the failure to resolve the Palestinian issue and to relieve mass economic hardships, heightened by the widening class gaps, undermined Sadat's legitimacy.