(1) For small NGOs, the promotion of markets is appealing because of the potential for financial sustainability; yet a reliance on markets may also heighten complexity and increase opportunities for failure.
Ridley has written what in more conventional hands would be a big, chewy, state-of-the-nation play, examining the effects of deindustrialisation and the internet on the family and the self, then shattered it, disordering its chronology, heightening its complexity.
However, they may also heighten trial complexity, hinder enrollment, decrease generalizability, and increase costs.
The results were elegantly stylized portraits whose visual complexities heightened a certain grandness in the faces, a proud carriage, a striking je ne sais quoi.
Full decantation an hour before serving heightens its lingering latent complexities.
Mirrors and sliced segments of other photos heighten the visual complexity; the results can appear so kaleidoscopic that it's hard to believe they're not collages.
The visual sense of mystery in the TCPG is heightened by the complexity of its spaces.
Testing Hypothesis 2: The visual sense of mystery in the TCPG is heightened by the complexity of its spaces.
Many trends are localized either taxonomically or in time, and there is no evidence to support popular conceptions of evolution as an inexorable march in any direction, be it toward larger size, greater complexity, heightened intelligence, or any other trait.
The complexities of gayness are heightened as expatriate gays who once lived clandestinely in their homelands seek to make sense of North American inclusiveness.
If you look closely you can sometimes make out the familiar forms of towers, windows, and turrets but by recontextualizing the buildings' forms and shapes, their complexities and intricacies are heightened to points of abstraction. .
