Sentence examples for heightening young from inspiring English sources

Our culture is heightening young people's awareness of millennial ideals – of how we think our lives should be – while simultaneously eroding the resources we need to achieve those dreams.

Even in the context of a loving foster family, this can heighten a young refugee's sense of isolation.

The sense of intimacy was curiously heightened by the young Mr. Wosner's physical appearance.

There have been widespread reports of depression and heightened stress among young immigrants.

Dr. Schlenker, the county health director, credits heightened outreach to young women by health workers and private groups.

The influx has heightened concerns that young people without legal help may not be able to obtain even the most basic justice.

Besotted teenagers Sullivan (Sebastian Urzendowsky) and Camille (Lola Créton) struggle, as all couples must, with a painful push-pull dynamic, heightened by the young man's decision to leave Paris and travel through South America.

They insisted it was Buttler and England who had breached the spirit of the game, with their sense of indignation heightened because the young off-spinner Sachithra Senanayake, who ran Buttler out, had his bowling action called into question on the eve of the game.

The rise of the Web and the flood of money into high tech has heightened tensions between young and old.

This observation might be partly related to heightened radiosensitivity in young women with BBD but might also be due to the underlying association of BBD and breast cancer.

In children, a high incidence of RTI is caused either by: 1) heightened exposure of young children to RTI infectious agents from siblings, friends, and child care; 2) environmental factors; and 3) inherited disorders of the immune system [ 1].