Sentence examples for heightened expense from inspiring English sources

Jill S. Krutick, an entertainment analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, said, "The economic environment has caused these companies to look under every rock to cut costs, and programming and production are always a source of heightened expense".

No-till farming in South America lowers machinery and labor costs, and reduces soil erosion, but at the expense of heightened reliance on herbicides for weed control, and other pesticides to control insects and fungal pathogens.

Certainly black fiction is often critiqued and taught stupidly, with grossly heightened attention to content at the expense of form.

The meeting was held by the S.E.C. William H. Donaldson, the S.E.C. chairman, asked whether the industry could afford the increased administrative expenses that might result from heightened regulation.

When the counter-movement arises, acquires a bitter and reactionary tone, and becomes a backlash, polarization and heightened disorder often lead to demands for order at any cost, at the expense of any amelioration that might otherwise have occurred.

This has come at the expense of the imaginative uses of color, scale or space -- in short, form -- that both balanced and heightened the creepiness of his early set-up photographs.

Your emotions are surely heightened.

The Americans heightened the pressure.

They had acquired heightened attention.

Instead, he heightened his attacks.

Other attributes heightened its allure.