Sentence examples for heighten anxieties from inspiring English sources

Some suburban superintendents worried that any form of grading might heighten anxieties in their communities.

In a late shift in his advertising strategy, Vice President Al Gore sought to heighten anxieties about Gov. George W. Bush today by broadcasting a tough new advertisement that bluntly questions whether Mr. Bush is "ready to lead America".

Conceivably too, the experience might heighten anxieties by means of undermining the apparent certainties of pregnancy outcomes.

Given that recent media features have highlighted problems with over diagnosis and over treatment this is likely to affect attitudes within the primary care team to the use of stimulant medication and heighten anxieties about management.

How smoking might heighten anxiety is not known.

But the argument against having an invisible security system is that visible measures might act as a deterrent, even if they heighten anxiety.

Making sure that all managers are "on message" when they give information to staff is important too – discrepancies only heighten anxiety further.

The press has also recently paid much attention to the outsourcing of American jobs to other countries, a topic sure to heighten anxiety.

Perceptions of failure have been implicated in a range of psychological disorders, and even a single experience of failure can heighten anxiety and depression.

And his latest comments are likely to further heighten anxiety among scientific leaders about how the U.S. research enterprise will fare under President-elect Donald Trump.

Caring too much about Trump's misdeeds can heighten anxiety, despite creating a sense of purpose.