Sentence examples for may heighten the from inspiring English sources
So a diagnosis of cancer may heighten the importance of trust but, otherwise, does trusting your doctor really matter?
But each law presents problems for the prosecutors, and one of them may heighten the conflict between the two prosecutions' theories.
But Camby's injury may heighten the urgency to trade for a frontcourt player, although there are few, if any, deals of significance the Knicks could make.
STILL, the Enron memos may heighten the pressure on Bush administration to reassure New York and other states with deregulated markets that they will not see a repeat of California's problems.
In the wake of a Supreme Court ruling last year that barred states from discriminating against out-of-state wineries, this recent coverage may heighten the nation's awareness of Long Island's significance as a wine region.
And new changes to the constitution of governing bodies being introduced by the education secretary, Michael Gove, from September, which effectively move all schools towards the academy appointee/skills-based governance structure at the expense of locally democratic participation (local authorities will only be allowed one member), may heighten the risk of this sort of situation arising again.
That is the reason it staged this tour, and the visit may heighten awareness for the team, which has a marketing agreement with YankeeNets.
The drastic losses may heighten speculation about the fate of Mr. Mack, who returned to the firm in 2005 after the removal of his predecessor, Philip J. Purcell.
At best such a campaign may heighten awareness of the energy challenges ahead – the need to meet the world's vast and growing energy needs sustainably - but it won't take us any closer to meeting the challenge.
We found that parents' concern about hearing loss was prominent and it is possible that this concern may heighten perceptions of the need for and hence expectations of antibiotics.
Publication of the documents may heighten scrutiny of some of the world's largest financial institutions and their clients.
