Sentence examples for heightened returns from inspiring English sources

While historical provenance does not guarantee heightened returns at auction, former papal automobiles have brought large results in recent years.

Often for students the sense of unreality that is a common form of acute grief is heightened by returning to college life.

His insecurity is heightened by the return from the US of a childhood friend and rival.

Muslims do not like to admit it, but an implicit quid pro quo is involved: heightened protection in return for information and good publicity.

The Tuareg rebellion is part of a decades-old bid for independence, but the recent offensive, the first since 2009, was heightened by the return of heavily armed men who fought in Libya last year for Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi before he was ousted and killed.

Political tension has been further heightened by the return to Haiti of the former leader, Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier, after 25 years in exile.

Competition for midfield places has also been heightened by the return to fitness of Dan Gosling, who missed the whole of last season with a knee injury, and Hatem Ben Arfa who broke his leg in October last year .

Further, decentralized business trusts may create new negative externalities such as a continued shift in business culture toward heightened risk, heightened economic returns for the few at the expense of the average worker, and decreased diversity.

But what is causing them to surface now appears to be a combination of a deteriorating economy and heightened skepticism about outsize returns after the revelations about Mr. Madoff.

Tourists were advised to take heightened security measures after laboratory tests confirmed two Irish tourists returning from the Algarve in Portugal had the disease.

North Korea might begin testing missiles or nuclear weapons again, marking a return to heightened tensions.