Sentence examples for without heightened from inspiring English sources

You get the benefits of global banks in London without heightened risk to high street banking," said Vickers.

Therefore, it is possible that without heightened ubiquitination and sumoylation, the proteasome would not become congested and would not have trouble degrading misfolded proteins.

Cryptococcosis due to C. gattii is unlikely to be recognized in the laboratory without heightened awareness and sustained effort to differentiate these 2 closely related pathogens.

Thus, IDT may provide existential benefits without heightening religious belief, and it may do so even in non-religious individuals which would have major implications for the scientific views of individuals who either do not have strong religious convictions or would like to reconcile their religious beliefs with their science education.

On that basis he could strike down the marriage bans and the bans on recognition [of out-of-state marriages] without giving heightened scrutiny, without saying marriage is a fundamental right and thus not having much of an impact on any subsequent case [on LGBT rights or marriage].

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.

You go outside your house and you hear samba and reggae groups coming up the hill, and everybody knows how to move without training, without having a heightened vocabulary in the form.

She was wry, down-to-earth and fun, without pretension or heightened prospects.

They claimed the troops were angry their monthly pay had been cut in half to 15,000 naira (£57) without explanation, heightening their belief that money was being siphoned off by officials in Abuja, the capital.

"And is it heightened now without a doubt".

Mr. Bush now enters the crucial month leading to the handover of sovereignty in Iraq -- and an election year when fear of a terror strike is already heightened -- without a director of central intelligence with whom he clearly bonded, despite clear tensions.