Sentence examples for may also heighten from inspiring English sources

It may also heighten the appeal of senseless violence, by imbuing it with meaning.

It may also heighten tensions within the ECB: rumours flew this week that Axel Weber, head of the Bundesbank and a critic of the ECB's foray into bond-buying, no longer wants to be a candidate to succeed Jean-Claude Trichet as its president.Speculation that the EFSF could facilitate a reduction in the debt of countries like Greece through buy-backs has also faded.

Conflicts between grazing and conservancies may also heighten during drought times.

However, they may also heighten trial complexity, hinder enrollment, decrease generalizability, and increase costs.

(1) For small NGOs, the promotion of markets is appealing because of the potential for financial sustainability; yet a reliance on markets may also heighten complexity and increase opportunities for failure.

Identifying additional factors that may also heighten the risks that couples encounter in HIV serodiscordant relationships have yet to be adequately studied [ 5].

These changes may have also heightened the interest of other teams in him.

Howard Archer said the slowdown in lending "clearly reflected a marked waning of interest from the buy-to-let and second home sectors" following the rush to beat April's stamp duty increase, but may also reflected "heightened concerns" over the economic outlooks.

Considering the dramatic increase in susceptibility to colon tumor development, we hypothesized that mice with chronic colitis may also demonstrate heightened susceptibility to advanced tumor progression.

As antibiotic treatment can select for resistant bacteria and mutator alleles leading to increased virulence [ 15] and isolates from super-shedders may also have heightened virulence, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) profiles were also compared in isolates of E. coli O157 H7 from super- and low-shedder pen mates.

Surveillance biomonitoring using human milk is convenient and gives information on levels of chemicals in the mother and infant exposures, but can also heighten concerns that breast-feeding may be unsafe.