Sentence examples for doubt heightened from inspiring English sources

The sense of jubilation was no doubt heightened by Joffrey's behavior, which was appalling right until the bitter end.

This action will no doubt heighten tensions on the streets of the United Kingdom.

But recovery of that money has been thrown into doubt, heightening concern over financial obligations that troubled telephone upstarts may not be able to honor with Lucent.

I doubt this heightened state was caused by the drug's pharmacological workings.

This " tendency to doubt" was heightened by the unlimited growth of the published literature which is very difficult to access and select.

Self-doubt is heightened by procrastination.

Doubts were soon heightened when Republicans and Democrats on the guns subcommittee issued separate reports, with the Republicans leaving out action on assault weapons or magazine bans.

India's two most powerful political leaders reacted harshly today to a speech Pakistan's military ruler gave Tuesday that has heightened doubts here about whether Pakistan will end its support for Islamic groups waging a guerrilla war against India in Kashmir.

LONDON/ATHENS, May 28 (Reuters) - After Greece's inconclusive elections on May 6 led to political deadlock and heightened doubts about the country's future in the euro zone, Nikos, a successful businessman in the pharmaceutical supply industry, sent 7 million euros to a bank in Luxembourg.

This past week's activities have helped shine a light and raise awareness of what's possible, and no doubt they'll be heightened interest in DeepMind's future projects, regardless of whether they include games of Go.

Sidelined by the Belfast peace agreement of 1998, Paisley had to wait as unionist disenchantment with the process – heightened by doubts over republican compliance with the terms of the agreement – gradually turned the tide.