Sentence examples for heighten problems from inspiring English sources

Emma Thomas, the chief executive of the charity YoungMinds, said: "Young people we work with rarely say that social media is the 'cause' of mental health conditions, but they say it can heighten problems that they are already struggling with, adding to anxiety or making them feel worse when they compare their lives to those of other people.

Sex selection is arguably a kind of gender discrimination and could heighten problems of pernicious gender discrimination.

A project can be designed with both reactive and anticipatory mechanisms that heighten problem solving competency and improve product quality of the resulting information system.

A school that shows us how to optimize brain performance, mental math, rapid recall, that heighten problem-solving, elevates creativity, enhances flow, increases innovation, this list goes on and on.

Governor Davis and his aides went out of their way to play down any suggestion of heightened problems.

This posture and repetitive motions are likely to heighten musculoskeletal problems.

In a statement Leicester City explained that "late" arrivals of fans heightened the problems.

The threat heightens the problems facing passengers making summer vacation plans, with 5 of the nation's 10 biggest airlines locked in potentially disruptive labor disputes.

"We believe the lack of diversity on the boards of many, if not most, of our major financial institutions may have heightened the problems of 'groupthink' and made effective challenge and scrutiny of executive decisions less effective," it said.

Moreover, time-varying channels considerably heighten this problem.

The high prevalence of HIV, HBV, HCV and syphilis has heightened the problems of blood safety in Ethiopia.