Sentence examples for concerns heightened from inspiring English sources

Concerns heightened last week when HTC cut its revenue forecast for the fourth quarter to no growth, shocking a market used to double- and even triple-digit growth rates.

Security concerns, heightened by the bombing of the Boston Marathon on Monday, reinforced Scotland Yard's earlier warning that the thousands of police officers deployed along the two-mile route of the funeral procession would arrest anybody judged to have caused "harassment, alarm or distress," even if the actions were nonviolent.

Those concerns heightened this month after Thailand's central bank, the Bank of Thailand, criticized the state-controlled Krung Thai Bank for lax lending to real estate projects and ordered it to classify roughly $1 billion in loans as nonperforming even though their borrowers were still servicing the debt.

They were protesting at the way the club is being run under their US co-owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks, their concerns heightened by the team losing four games in a row, as well as the level of debt accrued under Gillet and Hicks.

But the 20,000 fans who had already bought tickets were bitterly disappointed last week when the band canceled its visit, citing security concerns heightened by a recent Palestinian suicide bombing in Jerusalem and a renewed State Department warning against travel to Israel.

The new data further renews climate change concerns heightened by the unprecedented destruction caused by Hurricane Sandy in late October.

Although initially focused on galvanising public opinion with the "cruelty factor", campaigners have recently evolved their strategy by tapping into consumer concerns – heightening the worry for those that believe the cull could damage the reputation of farming, and farmers.

After Global Crossing filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday, concern heightened about accounting practices at the PNC Financial Services Group, Tyco International, Cendant and the Williams Companies.

Concern heightened in the international community by December, particularly after a rebel attack on military bases in the capital Bujumbura sparked a firefight with government forces.

The other main finding concerned heightened distrust of research invitations, and although this was interwoven with confidentiality and privacy concerns about Internet use in general, it suggested a paradoxical harm arising from, or accentuated by, debriefing itself.

This leads to the concern that avoiding fish because of contaminants will eliminate the benefits from fish consumption, a concern heightened by the fact that the most abundant natural source of EPA and DHA is fish (Racine and Deckelbaum 2007).