Sentence examples for always escalating from inspiring English sources
Tensions are always escalating on the peninsula, a state of emergency that has become ordinary, a state of "crisis ordinariness," to borrow a term from Lauren Berlant's new book Cruel Optimism (Duke UP, 2011).
And things could always escalate.
Trouble is, these things always escalate.
The trouble is, these things always escalate.
As tempting as that is when my child acts up, I know it will always escalate the situation, and maybe even bring about that which I'm aiming to avoid.
This is not always true, as it can always escalate.
Complaints are almost always escalated directly to management.
Jeter does not want to test free agency or sign for just five years so that he can rumble into the always-escalating vault again.
His behaviour always involves compulsive repetition, escalating into wanton violence.
"Prices have been escalating, which always brings more to the market," said David Norman, co-director of Sotheby's department of Impressionist and modern art worldwide.
But otherwise the picture plays as it always did, as an escalating series of imaginatively staged confrontations, as the four central characters band together to bring down the evil governor.
