Sentence examples for heightened terms from inspiring English sources

It is as if Mr. Albee were gleefully leading his audience into the stratosphere, saying, "O.K., I've gotten you to accept this bit of outrageousness; now how about this?" But unlike the sort of suspense movies that are usually riddled with logistic potholes (and which most Americans accept without question), "Tiny Alice" makes absolute sense on its own heightened terms.

"The thrust stage, Mr. Katter said, " is much more challenging for the actor, because everything is heightened in terms of credibility and conviction".

The heightened long-term risk of depressed patients suggests that depression may be persistent or frequently recurrent in CAD patients and is associated with CAD progression, triggering of acute events, or both.

The major finding of our study is the demonstration that the presence of subclinical myocardial necrosis in a respectable proportion of stable patients with diabetes mellitus has heightened long-term adverse cardiovascular event risk.

The most he could prudently have said (once and no more) is that it is his job to assess risk, and a Leave vote, in his opinion, might heighten short-term risk.

"We believe that further QE would provide only marginal benefits for the real economy, while heightening longer-term risks of financial distortions, bubbles and higher inflation".

The crisis may be heightened by short-term capital movements if buyers and sellers of foreign exchange expect that there may be a devaluation of the country's currency.

When taken in uncontrolled concentrations by unsuspecting users, or by users whose opioid tolerance has not been heightened by long-term use, the drug is more likely even than prescription opioids to suppress respiration and cause death.

The majority reported that successive occurrences of droughts and the vulnerable nature of livestock farming in the Afar region had heightened their sensitivity in terms of crop failure and animal decimation over the last five years.

The central bank said the measures are intended to "address heightened liquidity pressures in term funding markets".

These differences became especially heightened by the longer-term impacts of the crisis – beyond the immediate effects of the hazard events.