Sentence examples for be allowed to escalate from inspiring English sources

The fledgling democracy that is Egypt should not be allowed to escalate into another Syria or fall into a perpetual cycle of coup after coup like Pakistan.

Britain too, as Will Hutton argued, will be hit hard if the Greek problem is allowed to escalate.

Many residents feel that the response was too slow and that the situation was allowed to escalate too easily.

The shadow of Iran Air 655 hangs over the current standoff, as a reminder of how even the world's mightiest and most advanced militaries cannot necessarily control a situation in which tensions have been allowed to escalate.

"The club 'holds its hands up' in full acceptance that this situation has been allowed to escalate, and realises that football clubs in general understand that there now exists something of a zero tolerance relationship between them and HMRC.

The gun lobby has been allowed to escalate the arms race between law enforcement and civilians for four decades, with disastrous results.

The trainer responsible for facilitating learning in the team had long since failed to contain or resolve the situation, and the row was allowed to escalate until one of the protagonists threw the first punch.

Patients treated on this study arm are allowed to escalate to CAPIRI plus bevacizumab once disease progression occurs.

Grade 3 4 thrombocytopenia occurred in 10% of the 138 patients in a phase II study of TMZ at 200 mg/m/day for 5 days every 28 days for chemonaïve GBM patients and 150 mg/m/day for 5 days every 28 days for pre-treated patients, which was allowed to escalate to 200 mg/m if no grade 3 or 4 toxicity was observed in first cycle, with 7% of leukopenia and 4.5% of neutropenia.

"More support for professionals who work with neglected children is vital; they must be allowed to trust their instincts and escalate their concerns.

However, several publications had employed therapeutic targets and respective time requirements as endpoints or before escalating therapy, although this is often the placebo arm of a study that was allowed to escape or then escalated to active treatment.