Examples of using Heighten in English and their translations into Swedish
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it attempts to crystallise and heighten the elementary class consciousness generated in the struggle.
The higher tax rates heighten the risk of tax evasion,
Ineffective management reports heighten the challenge in collating inputs to the budget,
When you heighten a chair you should raise the front and back by the same measurement.
improve his ability to communicate with others and heighten his interest in life?
perceptual changes heighten fall risk when persons with dementia walk on patterned flooring.
Hikari uses proven methods and techniques that heighten awareness, which then increases well-being at both individual and organisational levels.
A continued shortage of labour and dramatically increased cost pressure in several of our low-cost units further heighten the need to implement projects to raise productivity in these units as well.
Additionally, your companion also will see the change and will heighten his pleasure also.
Being at the mercy of someone else at the controls can really heighten your arousal and pleasure too.
The Slow Food Movement talks about eating your food slower to aid digestion, heighten the cooking and eating experience
Azelic Acid- can heighten skin sensitivity to UVA and UVB rays.
are only the labors of those who heighten the splendor and dominion of the State,
Another positive point is that in the preamble attention is drawn to additives which heighten the addictive effect.
If we dispense with historical truth, we may well heighten the threat posed to some by the new ideology of death
SenseAware helps you heighten security, improve efficiency
The false notion that service could buy God's approval might heighten motivation, but heaven will not exploit it.
Eat fresh pineapple as this helps heighten the healing process as well as help with any skin discomfort.
The resource limitations which inevitably relate to advocacy heighten the need to direct resources to larger entities instead of individual regulatory problems that are relatively small and consecutive.
The report concludes that further research and improved data collection is needed to advance our knowledge and heighten public awareness of the importance of soil.