Sentence examples for because of escalating from inspiring English sources

And the United Nations cease-fire monitoring mission in Syria was suspended because of escalating violence.

The United States closed its embassy in Damascus in February because of escalating violence in the capital.

No further searches will be carried out to identify the latest ship discovered because of escalating costs in the search for the plane.

Maggie Brooks, the Monroe County executive, said "the threat of bankruptcy hangs over every single municipal government in the state because of escalating pension costs".

Because of escalating fuel and hardware prices, the development of civil aircraft has been dominated by the need for economical operation.

It marks NBC's return to televising professional football three years after quitting its contract with the National Football League because of escalating rights fees.

Although he publishes the largest newspaper in Juárez, Mr. Rodríguez lives in a comfortable home in El Paso, a decision he said he made years ago because he was afraid of escalating crime and kidnappings in Mexico.

And using force was ruled out by PM Mark Rutte from the outset because of the risk of escalating the conflict.

That would be up to the schools themselves, and some university administrators question whether trimming costs could ever solve the problem of escalating tuitions because, among other reasons, the savings would not affect labor costs.

Her case was labelled one of the worst on record – not just because of the escalating behaviour of the stalker, but because of the response by the authorities.

That is partly a result of decreasing yields, but also because of the escalating cost of the photo-lithography equipment needed to fabricate ever-smaller integrated circuits.