Sentence examples for heightened access from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sheinkopf said people across the country who give to multiple campaigns often hope for special protection of their business interests, or for heightened access, or for favors later.

While it's true that these add-ons do require heightened access to Google's services to work, they're from reputable enough companies and provide features that improve the Gmail experience.

It also announced a series of changes to how developers can use its APIs, including Instagram APIs, which largely involve locking down its platform, then figuring out which developers actually require (and deserve) any heightened access in order for their app to function.

In fact, extensive research shows that broadband providers have no unique or heightened access to consumer data that would justify different rules.

However, depression is associated with heightened access to the negative self-representations, with the relevant pathway being strengthened through regular activation.

Scott Taub, the Securities and Exchange Commission's acting chief accountant, told a House Financial Services subcommittee that the agency believes using interactive financial data will heighten access to corporate information and improve the reliability of data.

The trade deal doesn't heighten access to sensitive agricultural products such as eggs or poultry and keeps quotas – albeit boosting them – in place for tariff-free imports of products such as beef and cheese.

In January, the Illinois Supreme Court approved heightened media access to criminal proceedings, including video recording, on an experimental basis.

He observed that technology has heightened expectations for easy access to information, which may be altering the culture on governing boards.

Meanwhile, the danger of proliferation has heightened further because of access to the technology and the emergence of non-state threats.

The need to screen HIV-positive women because of the higher prevalence and faster progression of cervical precancerous lesions may be heightened by the increased access to highly-active antiretroviral therapy (HAART).