Sentence examples for may further heighten from inspiring English sources

Abba also cautioned against the use of fireworks while celebrating, as "they could cause distraction that may further heighten fear of insecurity". .

This effect of HSV-2 on CD4+ T cell counts may further heighten risk of infection beyond the increased opportunity for HIV-1 viral entry through genital lesions caused by HSV-2.

Since disability predicts the onset of depression and depression itself may further heighten risks of a progressing disability, this process of mutual reinforcement may lead to a downward spiral [ 11- 14].

Young patients are more radiosensitive than older adults and recent evidence has demonstrated that genetic factors may further heighten the association between diagnostic radiation and cancer risk in some groups [ 7, 15] (although not all young adults may have an increased genetic risk for developing cancer).

This could further heighten expectations of change.Yet the Castro government may also feel that elections can be a useful outlet so long as the ruling party continues to win.

In fact, fasting may also be advised before and during our experiencing of The Clock to further heighten the seemingly foreign yet truly-intimate experience of Time.

A vigorous walk will further heighten my appetite for quiet reading, I think.

approves their petition, a move sure to further heighten trans-Atlantic trade tensions.

To further heighten the burning glow, I surround the plants with pots of white chrysanthemums.

A deepening of the electricity crisis and further contraction of the economy could further heighten underlying social tensions.

The camera work and editing work together to further heighten the frightening qualities of the film.