Sentence examples for heightened interest has from inspiring English sources

Heightened interest has, however, caused some prices to soar, particularly for Bordeaux.

More recently, heightened political interest has led to the G8 Dementia Summit and national initiatives such as the National Alzheimer's Plan in the US and the Prime Minister's Challenge on Dementia in the UK.

Heightened interest in whisky has led distilleries to market "special releases", but these are only worthwhile if numbers are genuinely limited.

The centenary of his birth has heightened interest in Thomas, the writer of Under Milk Wood and the man who created some of the finest poems in the English language ("Do not go gentle into that good night,/ Old age should burn and rave at close of day;/ Rage, rage against the dying of the light").

Women have never before boxed in the Olympics and their presence has heightened interest in the sport.

"The centenary has heightened interest in all things that relate to our military history.

The coming film "Public Enemies" — er, shot around Wisconsin — has heightened interest in the gangster haunts, particularly Dillinger's.

His success this week has heightened interest in him as a potential political candidate in this Republican-leaning state.

But the economic downturn has heightened interest in their offbeat coverage and driven new vendors to their doors.

The unwanted publicity of landing high on various "fattest cities" lists has heightened interest in doing more to encourage bicycle use, according to some city officials.

The recall last week of Kraft Taco Bell taco shells made with genetically modified corn not approved for human consumption has heightened interest in such labeling.