Sentence examples for sure to heighten from inspiring English sources

The press has also recently paid much attention to the outsourcing of American jobs to other countries, a topic sure to heighten anxiety.

The demand among Democrats for Mr. Corzine to add to his spending record was sure to heighten with his victory Tuesday, however.

The arrest seems sure to heighten the debate about whether the city is too agressive in ticketing, although statistics show that the overall number of summonses has not risen.

Attention is sure to heighten now that rugby — the seven-on-seven version, not the standard 15 players per side — has been welcomed to the Olympics, starting in 2016.

Iran said Friday that it would keep plans for 10 new enrichment plants secret until six months before they were ready to concentrate uranium into nuclear fuel, a policy sure to heighten tensions with the West over Tehran's disputed nuclear program.

The (PRODUCT RED Special Edition iPhone 7 is the first time that Apple has supported the charity through its flagship phone,  — previous (PRODUCT RED editions have included Beats headphones and Apple accessories — so it is sure to heighten international awareness and generate additional funds since each purchase includes a contribution to the charity.

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

Done in the dark to heighten the drama, candling sure looks the part.

I can't be sure the members didn't sabotage the club's air-conditioning, just to heighten the sense of steamy excitement.

One of the hottest eating spots -- and a sure conversation opener -- is the BLINDEKUH (421-5050, $60), which means Blind Cow in English; dining is in total darkness to heighten taste, smell and touch.

"To heighten the flow," he said.