The Times reports today that much of the information that led to the heightened alert is actually three or four years old and that authorities had found no concrete evidence that a terror plot was actually under way.
It can lead to the kind of heightened response of pure pleasure described above.
Carney acknowledged there was "no question" that the Snowden disclosures had helped lead to the review process and "heightened focus here at the White House and more broadly in the administration, around the United States and the globe".
Storing and distributing a gaseous fuel raises vehicle cost and poses infrastructure challenges, and the use of natural gas can lead to a heightened climate impact because of the leakage of methane, a GHG with high global warming potential.
While there were dangers inherent in this shift, and while cinema could uphold what he called "the phony spell of a commodity," its shocks might also lead to a "heightened presence of mind".
Taken together, the findings suggest that the narrowing of overt attention by emotion is one factor that may lead to a heightened feeling of remembering.
The Games bring out heightened emotions — which may lead to the highest highs or lowest lows — and the utmost pride in your country.
These incidents heightened tensions that would eventually lead to the Boston Massacre in 1770.
We suggest that stressful environmental factors lead to heightened risk for psychosis and influence the specific symptom profile and severity.
Increasing competition for resources could therefore lead to heightened civil strife and more frequent wars [7].
Other studies reveal that ubiquitous expression of two of the most recurrent LS-causing SHP2 alleles (Y279C and T468M) in Drosophila leads to GOF phenotypes that lead to heightened EGF-mediated RAS-ERK1/2 pathway activation, which were similar to those observed with NS-causing SHP2 mutant transgenic flies.
