Sentence examples for heighten concerns of from inspiring English sources

The sudden presence of large numbers of dead bodies in the disaster-affected area may heighten concerns of disease outbreaks (2 ), despite the absence of evidence that dead bodies pose a risk for epidemics after natural disasters (3 ).

The possibility of renewed armed conflict heightens concerns of abuse by the government and armed movements.

Soon after, the U.S. led an invasion of Iraq, which heightened concerns of a terrorist attack (see Iraq War).

The leaders of three separatist regions of Georgia -- South Ossetia, Abkhazia and Adzharia -- went to Moscow just days after Mr. Shevardnadze's resignation two weeks ago, heightening concerns of a coordinated plan to break away from Georgia under Russia's guidance.

Mark Rowley, the national head of counterterrorism, confirmed yesterday afternoon they were deliberately targeted with a nerve agent in a development that has heightened concerns of a state-sponsored assassination attempt.

Months of violent, racially charged protests at Trump rallies across the nation have heightened concerns of potential unrest at the Cleveland gathering, where Trump expects to formally accept his party's presidential nomination.

The Westside is in the midst of one of its biggest building spurts in decades, heightening concerns of residents and community leaders that the area has reached saturation and that its clogged roads cannot tolerate further intense development.

Although this question was previously overlooked because of the restricted geographic distribution of many etiologic agents of VHF for which VSV-based vaccines have been tested, the emergence of EBOV in countries in West Africa to which LASV is endemic has heightened concerns of use and efficacy of 1 vaccine platform against multiple agents of VHF (8 ).

The decision will heighten concerns about freedom of speech restrictions.

Although the findings by two independent research groups allay fears of a threat to humans, they heighten concerns about the survival of the imperiled species.

The study said such continued reliance would further heighten concerns about the security of energy supplies and the ability of major nations to reduce greenhouse gases.