Sentence examples for death heightens from inspiring English sources

Finally, the importance of patient preference in predicting a home death heightens the belief that community care to the terminally ill needs to be client-focussed.

Sterling's death heightened tensions in Baton Rouge, where about 200 protesters were arrested over the weekend, and police said they had foiled a credible threat to attack officers.

Baghdad is ablaze with green, black and red flags commemorating Hussein's death, heightening a growing sense of encirclement by many Sunnis who once thought they were the majority in this ancient capital.

The death heightened tension around the stalled Northern Ireland peace effort, already bogged down over the issue of I.R.A. disarmament and the formation of a new provisional Government to enact the peace agreement approved in the spring.

As they try to come to terms with their mother's death, heightened emotions, an over consumption of alcohol and turbulent relationships lead to a well kept family secret being revealed.

His death heightened a U.S. debate on police treatment of minorities.

Das' death heightened fears here of increasing violence by Sikh terrorists in advance of state elections in Punjab scheduled for Sept. 25.

While school officials emphasized that the suicides were not related to stress, the deaths heightened concerns about how Needham's students were responding to school pressure.

But most football players are recognizable names, especially to one another, and each death can heighten their fear.

Her interest in death was heightened following the passing of her grandmother, Gram, whom Dunham was close to.

"The pictures revealing Balachandran's death have heightened people's emotions," said Ashik Bonofer, a research fellow with the Center for Asia Studies in Chennai, who has traveled to Sri Lankan Tamil refugee camps in India and Sri Lanka.