Sentence examples for generally heightened from inspiring English sources
Security concerns have been generally heightened at the White House under Obama, the first black president.
Administration officials said Ms. Rice was reflecting a generally heightened level of caution within the White House because of intelligence suggesting American embassies are a "soft target" for terrorist groups like Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
And it signaled what will be a generally heightened aggressiveness by the Bush campaign, apparent today at a news conference here in which Mr. Bush sought to gain the upper hand on the debate over presidential debates, which Mr. Gore has been winning.
Though it should be noted that "arousing" only indicates a generally heightened state of awareness or attention.
These women, both Swedes, speak excellent English but I noticed that during what they call 'fika' (a coffee break or time out), when they would chat in Swedish, that the discussion was much more animated and there was a generally heightened level of energy in the room.
They have also been interpreted as indicators of a generally heightened immune responsiveness, itself a risk factor for auto-immune disease [19].
On balance it appears that blacklisting a film − far from suppressing it − generally heightens its profile.
The aim of this project is to bring real-life science and scientists into the classroom, to enthuse children about the wonders of science, and generally to heighten their awareness of scientific issues.
Furthermore, we found that p21 induction was generally accompanied by heightened p53 protein levels and correlated with increased p53 binding to the p21 promoter (Supplementary Figure S7B).
The added monitoring of security checkpoints by F.A.A. agents is on top of the heightened surveillance generally at airports across the country since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, officials of the aviation agency said.
Education level and older age were generally associated with a heightened knowledge and risk perception.
