Sentence examples for heighten sensitivities from inspiring English sources

The American reconnaissance plane that was forced to land in Hainan flew from Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, a fact that will heighten sensitivities there about being on the front line.

It's a trick to heighten sensitivity.

The second was that perirhinal cortex lesions heighten sensitivity to visual interference.

Interventions that can heighten sensitivity to recognition of abuse, through a lowering of risk threshold could be expected to lead to a more appropriate, heightened action response.

Exceptions are inherited diseases that heighten sensitivity to a causal agent, such as the early appearance of actinic keratoses in children with Xeroderma Pigmentosum.

Deepwater Horizon has heightened sensitivities for offshore drilling world-wide.

Given "heightened sensitivities in London," however, Goldman Sachs' chief executive, Henry Paulson, felt it worth restating Goldman's philosophy on hostile deals.

Midwest Generation spokesman Doug McFarlan said the company is being targeted unfairly because of "heightened sensitivities" around the Chicago plants.

Their painfully heightened sensitivities make them ideal mediums for all the terrors of the phenomenal world; the long hours they spend alone facilitate brooding and, sometimes, dire imagining.

His work places him under considerable stress, which make him suspicious of penetration attempts by intelligence services and causes him to have heightened sensitivities regarding his physical security.

But it was also a day of heightened sensitivities, as Mr. Schumer found while he stood embarrassingly silent on the stage at the memorial ceremony in Whitestone.