Sentence examples for likely to elevate from inspiring English sources

With a driver's attention already stretched thin by telephones and navigation systems, future in-car services like e-mail and stock market reports are likely to elevate the spoken word to the status of a control device, as necessary as the gearshift lever or turn-signal stalk.

Coalition forces are also investigating events surrounding an ambush of a patrol on Wednesday, another clash that is likely to elevate tensions with civilians.

Both the revised missile plan and Mr. Ahmadinejad's anti-Israel rhetoric are likely to elevate the tensions surrounding his visit to the United Nations.

He noted that "adults who act happy (broad smile; hearty laugh) for a minute a day are likely to elevate their mood".

They are also concerned about what will happen to their businesses in 2005, when the World Trade Organization is scheduled to eliminate quotas on textiles, a move likely to elevate the price war to new levels.

The event is designed to boost those who the Koch brothers consider to be in "a top tier of candidates" who, in the words of one person familiar with the efforts of the Koch network, "are most likely to elevate a serious debate on the principles of freedom".

Patients with non-ST/MT were less likely to have elevated transaminases, prolonged fever, elevated BUN, and leukocytosis with an OR of 0.24, 0.45, 0.47, and 0.51, respectively.

They were more likely to have elevated urinary albumin-to-creatinine ratios (ACRs), elevated total cholesterol and triglyceride levels, and a history of previous CVD events.

Interestingly, WBC count was elevated in ~25% of attacks and was more likely to be elevated in attacks rated as severe.

In women with PCOS, blood levels of testosterone are also likely to be elevated, resulting in distressing cosmetic symptoms, like acne that will not respond well to ordinary treatments; dark, coarse facial hair; hair on the abdomen and chest; and male-pattern balding.

Aboriginal drinkers were significantly more likely to have elevated GGT than TSI drinkers (OR 2.2 [1.8 - 2.8], Table 4), and male drinkers were twice as likely to have elevated GGT as female drinkers (OR 2.0 [1.2 - 3.5], Table 5).