Sentence examples for in addition to the heightened from inspiring English sources

Every four years, some of us fawn over Olympic hockey, a great event with bigger rinks, minimal goonishness and national pride in addition to the heightened skills of veritable all-star squads.

In addition to the heightened threat of Islamist-inspired terror in the wake of a string of recent jihadi attacks, right-wing extremism has been a growing concern in Britain.

In addition to the heightened sensitivity to pressure noted in FM, other types of painful stimuli also are judged more painful by these patients.

In addition to the flavor, what's noticeably heightened this time is the smooth texture.

In addition to the moderate to severe headache pain, heightened sensitivity to environmental sensory stimuli including light, sound, and odors, along with nausea and vomiting contribute to this often debilitating condition.

In addition to the activity of inflammatory cells in the airway, heightened proteolytic activity and greater levels of oxidative stress, an imbalance between apoptosis and proliferation of structural cells in the lung probably contributes to the pathogenesis of COPD [ 30].

In addition to the continued needs for productivity improvements, environmental drives and heightened industrial safety add a new aspect to the importance of catalytic innovation.

In addition to the language Mr. Laurents made other changes, some to heighten the verisimilitude and others to depart from it.

In addition to the threat from the publication of the photographs, security has been heightened amid fears the Taliban may try to attack Persian new year celebrations.

ACL reconstruction does not alter the course of OA, suggesting that heightened OA risk is likely due to factors in addition to the joint instability.

And like most of Music Haven's activities — classes, workshops and quarterly gatherings of family and friends, in addition to the shows — it will offer something more: a community-building experience meant to heighten the students' interest in the musical canon.