Sentence examples for heightened needs from inspiring English sources
Law enforcement agencies were a challenging initial marketplace for smart gun adoption, Teret said, because police officers had "heightened needs" when it came to their guns.
It's simply impossible to give everyone in the family equal attention, when one family member has legitimately heightened needs.
Nonetheless, in our setting, pdm flu was associated with more frequent pneumonia or severe asthma, as witnessed heightened needs for oxygen rescue therapy.
The chronic deterioration of the cardiac function of the KO mice strongly suggests that NELF is particularly important to support transcriptional program that meets the heightened needs of energy production in the myocardium.
UNICEF Ukraine will also develop a training package for 350 community professionals, such as psychologists, teachers and social workers to be able to address the heightened needs of children caused by witnessing violence.
What with all these things with the refugees and the bombings in Paris and what happened in Cologne, people have a heightened need to want to protect themselves.
In reviewing what happened, the report shies away from criticizing individual measures or people, and it acknowledged the heightened need for timely intelligence because of the threat of "massive terrorist attacks involving nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons".
So, although we have a heightened need for emergency savings, there are also factors that prevent us from accumulating them.
Such protection may include heightened "need to know" requirements, cover measures, and other steps," said Steven Aftergood, the director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists.
Under future climate change conditions, there will therefore be heightened need to monitor livestock workers more closely for signs of emerging zoonotic infections.
A prolonged disbalance between demands and resources contributes to lowered vitality and heightened need for recovery, eventually resulting in burnout, sickness absence and retention problems.
