Sentence examples for heighten prospects from inspiring English sources

But coming after six weeks of closed-door talks, during which a sense of optimism had begun to creep through Hollywood, today's breakdown is certain to heighten prospects of a summer of strikes.

Analysts said a gain of more than 250,000 in non-farm payrolls for August could heighten prospects of an economic rebound and help lift interest rates, especially if there is a rise in manufacturing employment.

She was wry, down-to-earth and fun, without pretension or heightened prospects.

In fact, just as much land will have a lower fire risk in the next 3 decades than will face heightened prospects of wildfires.

But at this point there's no doubt it's a disaster in political terms -- igniting the Mad Hatter Tea Party's phony populism, heightening prospects for major right-wing electoral gains next year and propagating the rancid notion that the government should stay out of healthcare.

The finding heightens prospects for a future pill that could restore performance in military pilots, shift workers, and others who function on minimal or irregular sleep.

Mercifully, the attack in Pathankot turned out to be a minor event, insufficient to heighten the prospect of war, though it dissipated any goodwill generated by the Modi-Sharif meeting.

It decreases transaction costs, enhances the possibility for continuous improvement and heightens the prospects for innovation.

It is a military strategy that demands an unprecedented level of intelligence collection, and one that verges on pre-emption, heightening the prospects of war.

In addition, recent advances in crop breeding and biotechnology have heightened the prospects for "biofortification" developing crops with higher concentrations of micronutrients.

British reliance on imported Southern cotton heightened the prospect of Confederate recognition, bolstering secessionist sentiment.