Sentence examples for permanently heightened from inspiring English sources

Some financial historians question whether the markets are in a "new normal" of permanently heightened volatility.

Permanently heightened security within America and on its borders could raise business costs and reduce productivity.

Etan was one of the first missing children whose picture appeared on a milk carton, and his vanishing ushered in the modern era of permanently heightened alert about the dangers of letting children walk the streets alone.

Even if your parents protected you from the specifics of Etan's disappearance, you felt its ramifications, either through your parents being more vigilant – "His vanishing ushered in the modern era of permanently heightened alert about the dangers of letting children walk the streets alone," as the New York Times put it – or through the new focus on missing children in general.

The agitation of the settlers is probably heightened by their sense that they are close to achieving their goal of permanently neutralizing the prospect of a two-state separation.

Your emotions are surely heightened.

The Americans heightened the pressure.

They had acquired heightened attention.

Instead, he heightened his attacks.

"Everyone's awareness is heightened".

Everything had been so heightened.