Sentence examples for heightens concern from inspiring English sources

It only heightens concern about privacy, improper squeezing of individuals, and the adequacy of supervision.

Here, as in "A Time to Kill," he is able to populate Clanton with flesh-and-blood characters and make readers care about them, which only heightens concern after a renegade Padgitt begins "pickin' off the jurors".

Carragher may not have planned it that way but the timing of his decision not only safeguards a legacy but heightens concern at what Liverpool are losing on and off the pitch.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said the survey "reinforces the impression that the Funding for Lending scheme is not having a major impact in lifting lending to corporates and it particularly heightens concern that smaller companies are still struggling to get capital".

This has raised awareness that we are not exposed to individual chemicals in isolation and heightens concern that the toxicity of individual chemicals may not represent toxicity when the chemicals are present in combination.

This high cure rate heightens concern over the risk of late treatment effects including second primary cancers (Fossa, 2004; Zagars et al, 2004), of which an increased incidence has been found following both radiotherapy and chemotherapy (Travis et al, 2005).

"But increasing reliance on oil imports elsewhere heightens concerns about the cost of imports and supply security".

Problematic alcohol use and increased sensitivity postoperatively in adult weight loss surgery patients heightens concerns.

But for Hull, a sixth defeat in eight games heightens concerns about their top-flight status.

Consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of the U.S. economy, and a lack of confidence heightens concerns of a slow-down in spending.

The case heightened concern that terrorists could easily enter the country through Mexico.