Sentence examples for heightened case of from inspiring English sources

When they are taken to see him, Regina (Zoë Bell) jumps off the side of the ship, having wrapped herself in chains, but Gault dismisses it as "a heightened case of cabin fever", and asserts that losing her is better than losing several more in saving her.

The possibilities of misdiagnosis on the basis of only pit pattern analysis are heightened in cases of invasive cancers with low-grade atypia or intramucosal cancers with high-grade atypia.

Image caption Fears were heightened by the case of three London schoolgirls who went to Syria.

While anxiety may be a common feature of attending any consultation [ 19], we have shown that it might be heightened in the case of paediatric diabetes consultations because of parents' concerns that they may be criticised and reprimanded by health professionals if their child's glycaemic control has not improved and because they may themselves feel that they have failed their child [ 18].

This reluctance might be heightened when cases are published of severe side-effects of vaccination – spurious or otherwise – as happened in the past in, for example, the Netherlands [ 9] and the UK [ 10].

The case heightened the fears of foreign investors doing business here.

The case heightened their wariness of Mr Sisi who as a general and defence minister overthrew the elected president, Mohammed al-Morsi, a Muslim Brotherhood member, in July 2013.

The "heightened rate case risk" has also led to a number of somber analyst reports and credit downgrades from utility analysts.

The Martoma case has heightened the scrutiny of Mr. Cohen because he traded shares of Elan and Wyeth alongside Mr. Martoma.

But other families of the murdered support abolition, arguing that years of appeals – where they are often called back to court – and heightened notoriety of capital cases only prolong their grief.

In some cases clients' heightened awareness of their social networks made improvement actions superfluous.