Immigration legislation could rally Hispanic voters, but also heighten risks for Democrats in competitive races facing defections by white independents.
Paradoxically, eaten warm they not only neutralized the palate but also heightened the pleasures of the next reds and whites sipped.
Some combinations of medication classes, like antipsychotics and antidepressants, have shown improved benefits (for psychotic depression) but also heightened risks (for heart rhythm disturbances).
The city says such measures would help protect against the long-term effects of climate change, which by raising sea levels will not only alter the shape of the shoreline but also heighten the severity of flooding from even minor storms.
Indulging such self-delusions, the painter created not just spontaneous records of unblemished countryside, but also heightened versions of vistas and monuments unspoiled and so beckoning that, faced with the real thing, a natural instinct was to reconcile truth to fiction, rather than the other way around.
This will not only increase the number of arrests and fines of adults within the city, but also heighten the amount of minors who engage in underage drinking.
Bernstein's journalistic style of writing mutes the drama (we are told how Zhongmei feels rather than experiencing it), but it also heightens the realism to an extent that reality TV cannot, as do the period photographs of Zhongmei.
I feel like I'm solidly in the high-art literary tradition, but I like to read entertaining books and this maybe helps bridge the gap, but it also heightens these feelings of being misunderstood.' Winfrey responded to these public musings by withdrawing her support for The Corrections - cancelling Franzen's appearance on her show, a literary dinner and any discussion of his book.
But it also heightens the contrast between the open, free flow of information that was the original impetus for the Internet and today's cash-cold realities: All too predictably, now that it owns one, AOL has already backed off its outraged demand for open access to cable systems, saying the market should decide.
But it also heightens the chances of failure, especially if there is heavy centralization of decision-making.
