Sentence examples for do heighten from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, a recent study out of the Netherlands, though confirming that vacations do heighten happiness, found that the greatest benefit occurred before the vacation — in short, anticipation appears to trump reality.

But the authors contend that the study results do heighten concerns that fetal exposure to acetaminophen can give rise to neurodevelopmental problems.

These findings suggest that temporally guided expectations of conflict do heighten conflict anticipation, but also lead to less efficiently applied reactive control.

Many consider secession unlikely, but Dodik's threat does heighten fears that today's fragile status quo could break down.

While Mr. Govan would say only that the collection cost less than $10 million, the purchase did heighten the Costume Council's sense of commitment to the collection.

"We probably have a skilled shooter, and that does heighten our concern," Police Chief Charles Moose of Montgomery County said as dusk fell and thousands of commuters warily headed home.

"We'd like to speak to the state before we take any action, but it does heighten our concerns, and its rating could be in jeopardy".

"If they are easing the currency at such a dramatic rate and such a rapid pace that really does heighten concerns about how the economy is actually tracking and that perhaps things are going far worse than many had expected".

The loss of proper, external musical sensation does heighten my sense of what Beethoven arrived at in those late String Quartets, living entirely for an inner world and creating within it an edifice in which you tend to wrestle away the superficial and the unnecessary.

Still, fetal surgery, like other prenatal technologies (including ultrasounds that provide the first baby pictures and inform parents whether they can expect a boy or a girl months before the due date), does heighten our awareness of what goes on inside the womb.

But it does heighten concerns about the fact that the scholarship program is steering donor money to Graham's for-profit business -- the same business that employs Marshall, the head of the scholarship program.