Sentence examples for a broad escalation from inspiring English sources
There would also be more opportunity for states to signal or maybe send messages to each other by moving their vessels here and there, which could contribute to a broad escalation, but I think you would still need the politics in which to do it.
The spike in violence came amid a broader escalation throughout the Syrian battlefields that still elude President Bashar al-Assad's control.
Human rights groups and Mr. Mugabe's political rivals in the Movement for Democratic Change, which is part of a power-sharing government with him and his party, Zanu-PF, say the harsh treatment of the detainees is part of a broader escalation of violence, harassment and trumped up charges against Mr. Mugabe's critics and political opponents before elections Zanu-PF wants to hold this year.
The New York regulator's push to ramp up his investigation reflects the broader escalation of the rate-rigging case.
Thus, we take a broad view of de-escalation in this paper, defining it so as to include abandonment as well as project redirection.
De-escalation from a broad spectrum to a narrow spectrum antimicrobial decreases the antibiotic selection pressure without negative impact on mortality.
Its an escalation by Ankara, which had refused a major role in a broad US-led anti-IS coalition.
In addition, the NHIS offers a broad benefits package, with no co-payments and limited gate-keeping, and also faces cost escalation related to its new payment system and the growing utilisation of members.
"No change" was defined as when empiric therapy was maintained without modification, "Escalation of therapy" was defined when there's a switch to or addition of an antibiotic with a broader spectrum, and "De-escalation" when there's a switch to or interruption of a drug class resulting in a less broad spectrum of coverage.
Purpose: To investigate a broad range of social influence related and global determinants of smoking to aid in the design of comprehensive multiethnic interventions by testing the most important factors of initiation and escalation of smoking across various subgroups.
