Sentence examples for heightens hope from inspiring English sources

The combination of the salience of the addiction recovery narrative and the norm of the limited recovery effect linked to current drug treatment options heightens hope for recovery through methadone.

For Republicans, the reality of those changing demographics tempers their heightened hopes for beating Mr. Obama.

He has only started six times in La Liga this season, however, and his display heightened hopes of Coentrao arriving in Brazil in prime form once more".

In his memoir, "Chemical Warfare: Secrets Almost Forgotten," Ketchum explains, "It was my purpose to create a contemplative, suspenseful mood in order to heighten interest, hoping to distinguish this movie from the usual dry Army documentary".

I hope "Hysteria" heightens his profile again.

"With today's launch of the Roddenberry Prize, we hope to heighten awareness of the critical needs that many face on this planet, and unleash the imagination and drive of those inspired to do something about it".

Richardson praised the heightened reality in the work: "Or at least we hope it is heightened because God help us if it's not".

A second meeting with James could heighten the Knicks' hopes of landing him and increase the disappointment if he signs elsewhere.

Their dismay is heightened because they hoped Marissa Mayer, who became Yahoo's chief executive at 37 while pregnant with her first child, would make the business world more hospitable for working parents.

Reach Out Worldwide, which works to heighten relief efforts and give local people hope after natural disasters, was founded by walker in the wake of the Haiti earthquake in January 2010.

"We certainly hope people will now have heightened sensitivity to this," he said.