Sentence examples similar to a problem has escalated from inspiring English sources

Mervyn Jones, a local councillor, said: "The problem has escalated out of all proportion.

For some players, the problem has escalated from an eyesore to a safety concern.

Now, thanks to Albany's inattention, the problem has escalated into a crisis that Gov. George Pataki and legislative leaders can no longer ignore.

The FTC gets millions of complaints about unwanted annoying calls, and while there have been a few legal challenges, the agency acknowledges that the problem has escalated beyond its control.

But the problem has escalated.

Others told us that the problem has escalated over time and has hampered the ability of the city to respond well in emergency situations.

As the internal debates continue, the problem has escalated.

South told VICE News that radicalization has long been an issue in the area's Muslim communities, but that the problem had escalated in recent years with the rise of jihadist propaganda on social media – to the extent where he would encounter 4-5 radindividualsdiniduals in the community each year.

But we didn't know the problem had escalated to the point that it had until Mr Lawrence was killed.

The problem had escalated with such ferocity in the early part of 2000 that it was costing us millions of dollars quarterly, and quite literally threatening to put PayPal out of business.

Andy Bell, deputy director of the Centre for Mental Health, said the £1.25bn "has to be just the start of a rebalancing of the NHS towards treating mental health equally with physical health and towards earlier intervention rather than waiting until problems have escalated into a crisis".