Sentence examples for mean heightened from inspiring English sources

His visits mean heightened security, added personnel and lots of extra equipment, from air power to firepower.

But the air strikes mean heightened civilian casualties that, in turn, breed distrust, which makes necessary humanitarian efforts harder to achieve.

It is allegedly going to mean heightened interest, leading to renewed respect among US sports fans, and then, well, who knows?

Upregulation of genes in a specific pathway as determined by oligonucleotide microarrays therefore may not necessarily mean heightened activity of the pathway.

This makes sense on one level and seems simple enough: Politicians should be held accountable which means a heightened level of transparency.

Although PHNs experienced a renewed sense of professionalism in delivering the NFP and highlighted the benefits of establishing strong therapeutic alliances with their clients – they also identified that a deeper engagement with clients meant a heightened level of connection and a potential for increased feelings of worrying about clients.

People ask, 'What do you mean by a heightened sense of alertness?

Does the heightened interest mean the person likes what he sees or is irritated by it?

For some, this can mean going home with a heightened perspective.

"Hopefully this helps you with your life — or, I mean, just creates more of a heightened awareness of things.

This does not mean, however, that patients with a heightened need for information also necessarily wish to take on responsibility for their treatment decisions [ 22, 30, 31].