Sentence examples for or any heightened from inspiring English sources
They should be kept neatly in a distant cupboard or any heightened place.
He has watched them carry those same problem-solving skills into the rest of their lives, he said, and he hasn't noticed any diminished sense of self-esteem when they lose or any heightened sense of self when they win.
It concludes that if the objective of antitrust law is to promote economic efficiency, then per se treatment-or any heightened presumption of illegality-of reputation mechanisms with coordinated punishments is misplaced.
Yet what makes Yeong-hye an affecting character isn't a matter of any heightened aggression or more overt struggle.
Given the current state of evidence, MAP target of 65 mmHg may be reasonable in septic shock patients without any heightened susceptibility to AKI, such as preexisting chronic hypertension, atherosclerosis, chronic kidney disease or advanced age.
Are we doing a real western or a heightened one?
Dave Rich, deputy director of communications at the Community Security Trust, said: "We are not aware of any specific heightened threat or any specific extra measures being taken, but it is obviously a time of increased concern for parents, which is why we wrote to them".
34 This increase in caloric intake fits with the above-described enhanced 24 hour basal caloric intake in OR versus OP rats, and the idea that any behavioral effect of OXA in OR rats may be heightened due to higher OXA signaling capacity in OR rats (described in more detail below).
"Was the decision to target any tax-exempt applications for review and subject them to full development or heightened scrutiny influenced or prompted in any way by political pressure directed at the I.R.S. from any members of the Congress or other elected officials?" it asked.
Today, the term is applied to any scene of disarray, confusion or even heightened activity as in the headline: iPad pandemonium.
We also cannot estimate any response bias associated with symptom experience or interpretation; heightened attention to symptoms could either encourage or discourage questionnaire completion.
