Sentence examples for heightened opportunities from inspiring English sources

Young kids will have an expanded social reach, heightened opportunities for creativity and putting their personal stamp on the world, and digital literacy will blend more and more into their everyday lives.

As we kick off today's Personal Democracy Forum, in which political high-rollers from both sides of the aisle will gather in New York to discuss how new media has altered our political process, I'm compelled to revisit the topic of heightened opportunities for bipartisanship or even post-partisanship within the netroots and emerging rightroots.

The paucity of recent articles with high impact makes an update of neuropathology challenging, but also heightens opportunities for analysis, reflection, and commentary.

High throughput technologies offer insight into disease processes and heightens opportunities for improved diagnostics.

An added benefit of this approach is that residents will gain exposure and network with faculty from outside their departments, which may heighten their visibility and enhance opportunities to serve in leadership roles.

These efforts could be envisaged as part of a strategy for smart surveillance, heightening the opportunity for discovery of novel zoonoses, particularly if wildlife are sampled at key interfaces where contact with human or domestic animals (and thus the opportunity for spillover) is highest.

"The limitations on labor and equal opportunity protections, as well as the inequitable application of federal resources, significantly diminished the opportunities and heightened the inequalities in the Gulf Coast," the report states.

With Thursday's deal, the Knicks expanded their opportunities and heightened the risk.

The scramble for opportunities is heightened by breakneck urbanization with hundreds of millions fleeing neglected villages for already-crumbling cities.

They'll leverage such opportunities to create heightened visibility, open doors (including securing otherwise unattainable networking, speaking and consulting opportunities) and negotiate better deals.

Relative deprivation is primarily concerned not with dire poverty or ignorance but with the absence of opportunities to meet heightened expectations.