Sentence examples for heighten worries from inspiring English sources

Further confirmation of China's slowdown will heighten worries over the futility of a series of moves by Beijing to shore up growth and investor confidence.

The general's remarks are also likely to heighten worries that India's repeated threats to go to war with Pakistan are serious, not just bluffs aimed at getting Pakistan to act and "frightening the Americans into bringing peace to the subcontinent on Indian terms," as P. R. Chari, a retired Indian defense ministry official, put it.

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31 41 47 48 To patients with medically unexplained conditions, where chronic whiplash might be included, 49 50 it seems that frequent testing and visits to doctors provide little reassurance and can heighten worry and anxiety.

All this has heightened worries over maintenance.

That heightened worries that other central banks — the Federal Reserve in particular — will soon pull back on pumping money into the financial system.

The news of the hiring, just a week after Kodak unexpectedly tapped its credit line, heightened worries about the viability of the company's turnaround plan.

Brent crude fell by 3% to below $52 a barrel, as cuts to monthly oil selling prices for European buyers by Saudi Arabia heightened worries about oversupply.

But it expects that sales cratered by up to 25percentt in the just-ended fiscal year, heightening worries about layoffs if the slide does not stop.

The turmoil has heightened worries about how states and towns, particularly poorer ones, will pay their bills as a weakening housing market and potential recession squeeze tax revenues.

The terrorism act has heightened worries in Malaysia over a deepening crackdown on civil liberties launched by the government in the wake of a 2013 election setback.