Sentence examples for lack of heightened from inspiring English sources

Our finding of a lack of heightened preference for a friendly appearance might result from the fact that all the pregnant women studied were in a relationship, and their need for having a friend-caregiver was already satisfied.

If anything, the lack of amplification heightened the sense of intimacy that has been one of Le Poisson Rouge's attractions.

But she has only once played a grand slam semi-final, and the 20-year-old's lack of experience, heightening a tendency to get over-tense on big occasions, may weigh against her.

In conjunction with other genetic risks for autoimmunity, the lack of CD22 heightens the propensity to develop SLE [ 5, 6].

Youth suicides are worthy of heightened focus.

Even Amazon and Yahoo! were questionable ventures given the lack of profits and heightened malaise in the market.

It's tempting to blame the deaths on stress from visiting with family members or wrapping up end-of-year to-do lists, but the research notes a lack of evidence that "heightened psychological stresses can cause abrupt, sharp increases in mortality from a wide range of diseases and for a wide range of demographic groups".

The lack of progress has heightened calls, from both inside and outside City Hall, to reconsider a centerpiece of the mayor's program: a blind lottery that now winnows down the massive pool of candidates seeking coveted slots in the city fire service.

Consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of the U.S. economy, and a lack of confidence heightens concerns of a slow-down in spending.

Consumer Down But Not Quite Out") Consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of the U.S. economy, and a lack of confidence heightens concerns of a slow-down in spending.

But his lack of populist resentment heightens Cohan's credibility as a Goldman critic.