Sentence examples for heightened cultural from inspiring English sources

While all the elementary school foreign language programs seek to impart language proficiency and heightened cultural awareness, methods of achieving them vary widely.

And it is worth considering that the motivation for this apparently has its genesis in occupational health and safety rather than heightened cultural awareness.

Maybe then we could move beyond the stalled debates around legislation, and begin generating as much heightened cultural awareness, pragmatic solutions, and even creative imagination around guns as we have brought to other social issues that have bedeviled and divided our democracy.

Women of South Asian background, for example, indicated their pregnancies may not be strictly 'planned' but there was a heightened cultural expectation of pregnancy after marriage that might present opportunity to introduce preconception health (box 2).

The "exceptional" government configuration has heightened longstanding cultural differences in Belgium, De Vos suggested.

As inflation has set in, the economic divide has heightened the cultural divide, Mr. Abdallah and others say.

Anger over truncated social mobility can be heightened by cultural globalisation.

Although the Language Movement is considered to have laid the foundations for ethnic nationalism in many of the Bengalis of East Bengal and later East Pakistan, it also heightened the cultural animosity between the authorities of the two wings of Pakistan.

Storm as seen through the eyes of Marvel and Hollywood has been distilled into a black character possessing of abilities but lacking the context that would have heightened her cultural relevance and representation for people who see her not as a fantastical mutant but an ancestral and very real legacy.

Storm, as seen through the eyes of Marvel and Hollywood, has been distilled into a black character possessing of abilities but lacking the context that would have heightened her cultural relevance and representation for people who see her not as a fantastical mutant but an ancestral and very real legacy.

It is concluded that we may anticipate heightened sensitivity to cultural perturbation of mire ecosystems during times of climate change, and thus that particular care in our approach to management of blanket peat landscapes is indicated at the present time.