Sentence examples for will be heightened to from inspiring English sources

UNICEF priorities Emergency preparedness will be heightened to allow UNICEF to effectively and appropriately respond to emergencies.

At the same time, acute flaccid paralysis surveillance will be heightened, to ensure that any cases of poliovirus are rapidly detected and a timely response is implemented.

Security will be heightened at the Old Federal Courthouse in Lower Manhattan tomorrow, with federal marshals carrying 12-gauge shotguns, as the four men convicted this year in the bombings of two American Embassies appear in court to be sentenced.

I think security was very tight in this game and I am sure for a while now security will be heightened at every major sporting game that goes on.

In one letter that did come from his hand, in 1828, he wrote, "I've composed some beautiful phrases, which will be heightened according to the number they go into".

Its authors hope that in the wake of the shooting deaths of 20 first grade students in Newtown, Conn., there will be heightened political urgency to act when it is reintroduced on Jan .3. Backed by DeGette and Rep. Carolyn McCarthy (D-N.Y ., the legislation has gaineD-N.Y .e of Democrathe co-sponsors since the shooting, which alegislation thaslives of 7 adults.

The importance of security to the preparation of this major event will be heightened, and further measures will need to be built into the blueprint that was accepted by the International Olympics Committee.

This challenge will be heightened by the US-stated intention to shift its military, geographic and strategic focus to the Asia-Pacific region".

I was beginning to think that Mina (Zoe Tapper) was really lucky to be blind, as it meant she didn't have to witness the fiasco going on around her. Then I remembered that all her other senses will be heightened, and she'll be able to hear Philip Glenister's American accent acutely.

This potential impact will be heightened in the coming years due to rapid aging of societies and projected increases in aged individuals requiring long term care.

The prospect of Greece plunging into political turmoil will be heightened by speculation that Tsipras may be forced to call early elections.