Sentence examples for heightened social from inspiring English sources

There was drinking, casual sex, drugs, self-absorption, bad manners, horrible eating habits and heightened social pressure with the constant scrutiny of our hallmates.

Economic necessity and competition for resources are already resulting in mass movement of people within countries and across borders, heightened social tension and, in many cases, violence.

An international consortium, "Friends of Pakistan," was assembled in September amid growing fears of debt default and heightened social unrest, but Islamabad was unable to wait for international decision making.

Neither Bonds nor Johnson had a heightened social consciousness, but each possessed a ferocious sense of independence and entitlement and refused to be limited by social convention about how a champion was supposed to behave.

So if you can offer this information poster to your new neighbours, introduce yourself and make them feel a welcome part of the community we can hopefully contribute to a more sustainable community with heightened social awareness.

Michele was inspired after seeing the exhibition "Made You Look: Dandyism and Black Masculinity" in a London gallery, which explored the tension between the visibility of black men's often-copied fashion sense and their heightened social vulnerability.

In recent years, the gap between rich and poor in Kazakhstan has widened, heightening social tensions.

Data from other studies suggest that co-ordinated physical exercise can heighten social bonds (as in military training).

"People are increasingly separated by economic and political power, inevitably heightening social tensions and increasing the risk of societal breakdown".

Isbister's research focuses on designing games and other interactive experiences that heighten social and emotional connections, toward innovating design theory and technological practice.

Understandably, growing joblessness in the sugar industry is heightening social tension in Brazil's countryside and in the small cities that serve as hubs for the agricultural industry.