Examples of using Heightens in English and their translations into Arabic
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at times geographical location heightens differences in capacities.
In addition to the military action, the blockade imposed on the Palestinian territories heightens the suffering and devastation of a people who are struggling to achieve a sovereign and independent State.
The numerous amino acids present in the goji fruit are believed to cause the increase in white blood cell production, which is what heightens our body's ability to fight off infection and disease.
However, the groundwork done by those missions only heightens awareness of the need for practical answers to some challenging questions, e.g., What type of incentive programmes would work in Africa? What level of stability is required before they could be implemented? What sort of" Code of conduct" might be effective with supplier States?
This trend on the part of the private sector of increasing exposure to, and investing in, developing and transition economies heightens the concurrent paradox of developing country public authorities devoting resources towards investing in developed country financial assets.
Heightens Concentration and Focus.
And it heightens the taste experience.
Heightens your reflexes, eliminates anxiety.
Trenbolone heightens the efficiency of nutrients.
Vampirism only heightens those emotions.
Wearing the gloves heightens moisturizing action.
Each model train only heightens the pain.
It heightens your senses, I think.
Sustained wakefulness dulls fear, heightens aggression.
Poverty among urban populations further heightens their vulnerability.
It heightens your other senses to near superhero levels.
Furthermore, discrimination against certain groups heightens their vulnerability to torture.
I am told, heightens our senses, but lowers our perception.
Asphyxiation heightens the high, but it's not without its risks.
The lightweight but strong metal structure heightens the visual sense of lightness.