Sentence examples for heightened bonding from inspiring English sources

The heightened bonding to membranes is fascinating, says Barbara Furie, a biochemist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.

Data from other studies suggest that co-ordinated physical exercise can heighten social bonds (as in military training).

So while her feelings for Damon might be heightened by the bond, they are genuine.

Their anxiety would be heightened if central bank bond buying pushed private creditors down the pecking order.

The painful memories heightened her awareness of the bonds between parents and children, and she later saw herself in some of her research subjects.

Emerging market economies face challenges to greater stability as bond markets indicate heightened sensitivity to monetary easing from external investors flooding into domestic markets, rendering exposure to potential capital flights brought on by heavy corporate leveraging in expansionary credit environments.

Treasury Prices Rise (By Bloomberg News) -- Treasury bond prices rose as heightened tension in the Middle East, Enron's bankruptcy and a slide in stocks bolstered the attractiveness of government debt.

Speculation heightened that the management issued the bonds on concern that its proposed $19.5 billion deal with state-owned Aluminum Corp. of China won't pass muster with Australian regulators.

Neither Bonds nor Johnson had a heightened social consciousness, but each possessed a ferocious sense of independence and entitlement and refused to be limited by social convention about how a champion was supposed to behave.

(See: "European Bonds Pay Inflation's Price") Heightened price pressures were attributable to food and energy costs, he said, adding that a stability-oriented monetary policy was needed.

He watches the daughter's vest circulating through the room, its transmission bonding the gathered insurgents and generating a heightened excitement.