Sentence examples for fear heightens from inspiring English sources

Fear heightens our suspicions -- of people, packages, places.

As public fear heightens and the government intervenes to control the outbreak, Logan struggles to reform his life and remain with Jack.

Murray holds to 15. "I fear heightened tension today," says Stuart Robinson.

But their fear, heightened after the bombings in Madrid in March, is that Al Qaeda or some affiliated terrorist organization has planted a sleeper cell in this part of the city.

According to Buffy essayist Patrick Shade, Tara's and Olivia's fear "heighten(s) our sense of vulnerability and so make these scenes more frightening".

If talks over a future Palestinian state fail to resume, if the United States Congress cuts off aid to the Palestinian Authority because of its United Nations bid and if fears heighten of growing Hamas influence, those security forces may shift their focus.

There were initially fears, heightened by cold war tensions, that the blackout was an act of foul play, but The Times reported that utility officials had soon "pretty well agreed upon the belief that there is substantially no chance of sabotage".

As fears heighten, President Donald Trump is reportedly mulling a boycott of Huawei and ZTE this year, according to Reuters.

It was later in that decade when the company turned a deaf ear to what its scientists were saying, presumably because it feared heightened awareness about climate change could lead to government controls on carbon emissions.

But don't leave it open-ended, because worry compounds itself, magnifies the fear and heightens the severity of the crisis.

Some investors, however, fear that heightened tensions over the weekend while markets are closed could further damage their investments.