Sentence examples for heighten the case from inspiring English sources

The improved view of the central bank, the Bank of Japan, may heighten the case for Mr. Abe to go ahead with a planned sales tax increase, starting next year, a move seen as necessary to start reining in Japan's huge public debt.

Whatever passing time has done to the prosecution's efforts to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, it has certainly only served to heighten the sensational nature of the case.

The president's blunt remarks seemed certain to heighten the furor over a case that, with its sudden collapse, has turned into a major embarrassment for Ms. Reno and other officials who favored the indictment, including Director Louis J. Freeh of the F.B.I. and Energy Secretary Bill Richardson.

The groups are also launching #DroptheCharges, a social media campaign, to raise additional awareness of Shakara and Kenny's case, heighten the pressure on the solicitor and end school-based arrests.  .

The six are suggesting that the director, Andrew Jarecki, created more ambiguity than actually existed about the case both to heighten the dramatic impact of the film and to elicit sympathy for the Friedmans.

We argued at the time of the debates concerning what is now the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act that removing most legal aid from family cases would heighten the risk of that abuse being continued in the courtroom, but our call for the extension of the requirement on the court to appoint a lawyer to conduct any examination of the victim in family proceedings was rejected.

Image caption Fears were heightened by the case of three London schoolgirls who went to Syria.

"And it's definitely heightened since the case and the ruling".

While anxiety may be a common feature of attending any consultation [ 19], we have shown that it might be heightened in the case of paediatric diabetes consultations because of parents' concerns that they may be criticised and reprimanded by health professionals if their child's glycaemic control has not improved and because they may themselves feel that they have failed their child [ 18].

Their imperfections heighten the ambiguity.

"It certainly heightens the attention a case gets, but there also can be some defensiveness," he said.