Sentence examples for raise the fever from inspiring English sources

While that may ease the pressure on the financial system, any further downgrade in the credit rating of European governments could raise the fever of the crisis by making it more expensive for the weakest countries to service their debts.

Threats intended to deter attacks only seem to raise the war-fever further.

Each and every Irish fighter delivered the goods in Dublin to raise the atmosphere to fever pitch by the time McGregor entered the cage to face dangerous Brazilian Diego Brandao.

This acknowledgment counts as a victory for the White House, which hoped that the election would "break the fever" and raise the cost of G.O.P. obstructionism.

There's the charismatic speaker who uses emotional words to raise the audience to a fever pitch, followed by conversion to his ideas and the passing of the hat.

In endemic areas one must rely on clinical clues other than rash to raise the suspicion of Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

One of their effects is to raise the temperature of the body, causing the fever that often accompanies infection.

Fever during pregnancy may raise the risk for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the child, according to a study led by scientists at the Center for Infection and Immunity (CII) at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.

UNDERSTANDING THE POTENTIAL LINK BETWEEN FEVERS DURING PREGNANCY AND AUTISM According to new research, having a fever during pregnancy could raise the risk of having a child with autism spectrum disorder by 34percentt.

Having a fever during pregnancy could raise the risk of having a child with autism-spectrum disorder by 34percentt, according to a study published Tuesday in the journal Molecular Psychiatry.

This month, the Kremlin moved to raise the retirement age — a measure whose unpopularity even the World Cup fever in host nation Russia couldn't conceal.