Sentence examples for still heightened from inspiring English sources
The Court said that these laws wouldn't receive strict scrutiny (like racial laws), but still "heightened scrutiny" (rather than, in legal lingo, a "rational basis" test).
Still, heightened investigative activity and high-profile Italian court cases have dampened the market for looted artifacts, and museums around the world have tightened the rules on how they collect antiquities.
"Several women and children perished in the fire, their shrieks, joined to the roaring of the flames, the crash of falling houses and the widespread ruin which everywhere appeared, formed a scene of horror grand beyond description, and which was still heightened by the darkness of night," read an account published in The New York Mercury.
Odds Ratios for all the groups were reduced by controlling for psychosocial and demographic variables, but still heightened and significantly higher in the group with both NSSH and SA.
While a mismatch in vehicle mass would still heighten the risk of death, Mr. Nolan said that the geometric "compatibility" among S.U.V.'s, pickups and cars lowers the risk.
Combined with the Securities and Exchange Commission's emergency order to restrict short-selling in stocks of those same 19 companies, an order that the agency extended for another 10 days, it seems regulators still have heightened concerns about the financial sector.
Preliminary data suggest that the newborn pups still show heightened IFN and interleukin 1 (IL-1) expression in blood (data not shown).
The flavors will not penetrate as deeply into the meat, but the steak's flavor will still be heightened.
Success, however, heightens expectations.
Those defeats in Melbourne, New York and Paris still sting, heightening her nerves.
"To fail to do so now, when the demand for dollars is still strong, heightens the risk of a sharper adjustment later.
