Sentence examples for heightened implications from inspiring English sources

But for seniors, this companionship has heightened implications.

For example, a dislocated kneecap, strained ligament or blunt contusion can all fall under the knee umbrella, and only kickers and quarterbacks must show which knee is actually hurt because of the heightened implications.

Third, we will attempt to identify what the consequences of these changes are, while heightening their implications for clinical practice and policy.

The shares are trading in line with the sector at 15 times PE to 2016 but we think the heightened risk and liquidity implications are unfavourable and downgrade our recommendation to reduce [from hold].

The stratospheric ozone decrease has heightened concern over the ecological implications of increasing solar UV-B radiation on agricultural production and natural plant ecosystems.

Technologically-mediated learning environments require deeper critical review and analysis to articulate and understand implications arising from heightened reliance upon, and presumed desirability of, TMC as a principle method of higher education delivery.

Implications of preterm infants' heightened affective negativity to mild stress for intervention studies were also addressed.

The history and implications of evolutionary theory have taken on heightened meaning since Sept. 11.

Tensions over the religious implications of same-sex marriage legislation were heightened on Friday when Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, the state's top Roman Catholic leader, called in to an Albany radio talk show to warn that the proposed legislation posed an "ominous threat" to society.

Continued heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula are starting to have financial implications.

The environmental and social implications of the economic activities of businesses have therefore heightened the demands on organisations for information on their sustainability behaviour (Ingley 2008).