Sentence examples for generate a heightened from inspiring English sources
"As a result," the report said, "the community missed opportunities to disrupt the Sept. 11 plot by denying entry to or detaining would-be hijackers, to at least try to unravel the plot through surveillance and other investigative work within the United States and finally to generate a heightened state of alert and thus harden the homeland against attack".
It helps practitioners generate a heightened awareness of themselves, their impact and the systems they are a part of.
My hope is that this report continues to generate a heightened level of interest among academics and industry players such that it encourages proper scientific inquiry into the questions raised.
He watches the daughter's vest circulating through the room, its transmission bonding the gathered insurgents and generating a heightened excitement.
For these reasons, we hypothesized that expression of rEA from an Ad-based vector would generate significantly heightened innate responses leading to more robust adaptive immune responses against antigens expressed from the vaccine platform.
A report into tourism on Anglesey last year highlighted the economic lift the royal couple had helped generate, as heightened coverage of the area saw an increase in the number of visitors.
The young cop's conflicted emotions generate an unusual sort of suspense, a heightened apprehensiveness.
Robots have been shown to generate a number of social and behavioral benefits in children with ASD including heightened engagement, increased attention, and decreased social anxiety.
In the rodent model of neuropathic pain, there is a heightened response to cold stimuli usually generated by evaporation of a drop of acetone to the paw [ Fig. 2(B,C) bottom].
The Fed could underline that message with a statement that "the risks are weighted mainly toward conditions that may generate heightened inflation pressures in the foreseeable future".
Nonetheless, the panel said, "the risks continue to be weighted mainly toward conditions that may generate heightened inflation pressures in the foreseeable future".
