Sentence examples for To escalating from inspiring English sources
verb
To increase (something) in extent or intensity; to intensify or step up.
- Violence escalated during the election.
Conclusions: Subject is prone to escalating, same-day panic attacks.
Dale is subjected to escalating harassment and blackmail.
After a month, observer mission is halted due to escalating violence.
And it is the best alternative to escalating the violence and strengthening Al Shabab.
In part, scientists attribute sluggish coral growth to escalating ocean acidification.
Universities have responded vigorously to escalating student demands for elite degrees.
None made a jot of difference to escalating wage agreements.Mr Foot was slow to realise this.
At the same time, huge budget shortfalls have led to escalating job loss among state and local government workers.
"You can bet your bottom dollar that we are well on the way to escalating [our protest campaign]," she added.
The downside to escalating pay packages?
Due to escalating ticket prices, they're having a difficult time getting people into their theaters.
