Sentence examples for need heightened from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare often shoulders his way into times that need heightened utterance.

Narvaez et al.[ 17] reported in a separate study that the revised classification was highly sensitive in identifying cases which need heightened care; however it was noted that it was less specific and can no longer differentiate the pathogenic entity of DHF and DSS.

But who needs heightened Shakespearean drama when details have such a peculiar charm?

"The potential for consumers not to be getting a product that meets their needs is heightened and we need a strong regulatory response to address this," he said.

"The last thing investors need is heightened political uncertainty and policy paralysis, which has gripped Greece".

This is the largest Lassa epidemic that's ever been observed, and then you throw an Ebola outbreak into the Democratic Republic of the Congo ― it's not trivial, he said, stressing the need for heightened vigilance.

This may result in a need for heightened efficiency placing increasing work pressure on employees in the health care sector.

An array of different strategies will be needed, including heightened cooperation with foreign governments, police and military forces and financial monitoring agencies.

The current findings support the view that mothers appear to demonstrate stable levels of stress and FQoL despite fluctuations in key child variables and a reduction in supports, across age, highlighting the ongoing nature of maternal needs and heightened levels of child symptomatology during adolescence.

Relieved, we want the violence to go beyond what's possible in life — we need that heightening the way an ordinary sedan needs a turbo engine — but not too far beyond it.

Not only is there a need to heighten clinical suspicion among appropriate patient populations, but there is a clear need for rapid bedside tools to identify this infection, so as to commence prompt therapy.