Sentence examples for To be escalated from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, the durability of clinical response to golimumab 50 mg may be less than that to golimumab 100 mg in this patient population beyond 24 weeks or it could be that investigator discretion, rather than objective escalation criteria, allowed for the golimumab dose to be escalated despite achievement of an otherwise acceptable response.

"I don't think it would have been helpful to anyone, including the Campaign Finance Board, for this to be escalated into a large dispute".

Two cheques were sent to my mum's address, one has been sent to the Scottish Power employee, and my request for my complaint to be escalated has been ignored.

In 1969 the so-called 'Soccer War' broke out between El Salvador and Honduras when a World Cup qualifier gave a pretext for a dispute over land policy to be escalated into armed conflict.

The helicopter deployments reflect the concerns of Britain and France, in particular, that an extended, grind-it-out campaign could lose NATO partners and public opinion, so the campaign needs to be escalated, even if that means putting the helicopters within range of Libyan shoulder-fired missiles.

If the issue needs to be escalated, they can bee-line it to the nearest emergency room.

For the moment, however, the violence appears to be escalating.

The dispute seems to be escalating beyond the presidential issue.

But even as the conflict seemed to be escalating, there was news of a possible break.

"The situation there seems to be escalating in dangerous ways," Mr. Goldstein said.

This problem is reported to be escalating worldwide, especially in developing countries where poverty is endemic.