Sentence examples for means heightened from inspiring English sources

Every move a president makes costs money, and in an era when money is in short supply, that means heightened scrutiny.

6)      Reduced patience only means heightened risk.

It also means heightened expectations, but the confidence around the team is tangible.

The high-profile new job means heightened scrutiny for Maya and her family, and what should be a cause for celebration very nearly leads to disaster.

Isabelle Rosso of the Harvard Medical School observes that this new-found ability means heightened empathy and self-regulation, but it "may also allow you allow you to have more social self-consciousness, and worry more about what other people are thinking about you.

In the context of the present study, vulnerability means heightened susceptibility to develop PTSD/PTSS or a clinical picture dominated by PTSD-related symptoms.

More slaves would also have meant heightened fear of revolt and ever more stringent controls on the slave population.

He said the development meant "heightened competition for the likes of Texas Instruments," and for cellular phone manufacturers, like Nokia, Ericsson and Motorola.

It is important to avoid over-interpretation of the results of the meta-regression analyses we conducted due to their observational nature, limited statistical power and multiple tests, which meant heightened probability of type I (obtaining a false positive result) and type II (obtaining a false negative result) errors.

I'll watch movies and be completely disgusted by acts of violence, but I try to couple mine with a narrative thrust, so you're on this thrilling journey and it's intense and immediate and it serves as a way to up the stakes where life or death means a heightened storytelling vantage point.

With respect to NSF, that means a heightened emphasis on training all manner of students, at institutions ranging from high schools and community colleges to the top research universities.