Sentence examples for there are heightened from inspiring English sources

In some states there are heightened standards of review for inequitable actions by majority shareholders in small, privately held corporations – the action is called oppression.

There are heightened suspicions in the UK about the poisoning of former KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko, who died a day before Mr Gaidar fell ill.

Each team is allowed four foreigners and they are often the highest-paid players, so there are heightened expectations from the club and from the fans.

These are extraction methods when the second stage of labour is taking too long (more than two hours) and there are heightened risks for either mother or baby.

There are heightened concerns that a group of asylum seekers with infant babies are scheduled to be returned to Nauru imminently, despite serious concerns about their wellbeing at the offshore detention centre.

Research on the molecular and cellular events leading to generation and development of memory T and B lymphocytes explain why there are heightened secondary immune responses after an initial encounter with antigen.

As for class struggle in China itself, Mao's fear that revisionism might appear there was heightened by the policies pursued in the early 1960s to deal with the economic consequences of the Great Leap Forward.

Even within the chief investment office there were heightening concerns that the bets being made in London were incredibly complex and not fully understood by management in New York.

There is heightened security; his visit cannot proceed.

"There's heightened scrutiny to these schemes and the damage they cause".

"From the moment those planes hit, there was heightened anxiety and trauma.