Sentence examples for heightened responsibilities from inspiring English sources

Officers in the unit, known as S.O.S., or the Special Operations Section, had heightened responsibilities and freedom to pursue drug- and gang-related crimes.

The album was partly inspired by motherhood, with all that it entails: physical changes, heightened responsibilities, state-of-the-world ruminations.

Because of their special abilities/training/wealth/etc., scientists/professionals have heightened responsibilities, as both citizens and professionals, to protect against DT.

So there's an extra layer of anxiety and heightened responsibility".

To the degree that citizens, including scientists/physicians, do not accept any heightened responsibility---which varies, individual to individual, on the basis of unearned advantages like intelligence, education, etc.---their inaction helps cause avoidable DT, for which they are responsible.

Encouraging them to select their own room color can give children a sense of control over their future living environment and help them develop heightened responsibility and maturity levels, regardless of age.

"These issues heighten responsibility for tech companies that create these products.

After all that, however, the production received good reviews,with the Guardian's critic concluding: "Bieito wants to heighten responses, to bring out what is buried, and that seems to me the primary responsibility of any opera director".

Ms. Gress said school violence nationwide had heightened the "responsibility to be vigilant," but insisted that a penknife would always trigger a serious response.

This heightened their responsibility to do anything that may diagnose cancer early: "Because if you don't overdiagnose, the alternative is to underdiagnose" (GP28).

The senator discussed his plan yesterday in Des Moines, where, stumping for the Democratic presidential nomination, he also advocated measures to heighten corporate responsibility.