Sentence examples for concern is heightened from inspiring English sources

Another concern is heightened lawlessness in Afghanistan which would help militant groups there and in Pakistan.

"That concern is heightened when there are other children in the home.

This concern is heightened because English — a high-enrollment, low-teaching-cost department — actually subsidizes disciplines such as nuclear physics and engineering, which require expensive equipment.

"Our concern is heightened," he continued, by any suggestion of "a programmatic relationship between Yale University and the particular business, as may happen in the field of education".

"The concern is heightened by the lack of clarity about the circumstances in which the Government reserves the right to kill British citizens outside of an armed conflict.

Concern is heightened by the fact that the social contract in Gulf states that involves surrender of political rights in exchange for a cradle-to-grave welfare system is fraying at the edges.

That concern was heightened when Mr. Sarkozy was quoted by Le Monde as saying that Mr. Brown had lost out in the negotiation.

That concern was heightened yesterday as the government reported that inflation, employer costs and economic growth all rose more than expected in the last three months of 1999.

And Deborah Hersman, chairwoman of the N.T.S.B., an independent federal agency responsible for promoting traffic safety and investigating accidents, said the concern was heightened by increasingly powerful phones that people can use to e-mail, watch movies and play games.

She told him that her concern was heightened by the negative critical reaction to "Young Frankenstein," her last outing on Broadway, and by anxiety over her mother being seriously ill.

Concern was heightened after an out-of-court settlement earlier this year to a woman who was injured when she fell into the moat at 2am, when the castle was closed.