Sentence examples for because of the escalating from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, the United Nations suspended its observer mission in Syria because of the escalating violence.

Because of the escalating fighting in recent months, Jaffna has faced a severe food shortage.

"More recently," he added, "it's possible that business confidence also took a blow because of the escalating sovereign debt crisis".

The site was switched from Israel because of the escalating violence in the region, and security was tight yesterday.

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.

American officials say that because of the escalating uprising against the government of President Bashar al-Assad, 1,000 Syrians are now crossing the border each day.

Six Shakhtar players had already refused to return to the city ahead of the new season because of concerns over the escalating conflict.

It looked impressive, but that's as close as I got, not least because the escalating sizes of the intermittent ramps on one of the black runs was testing enough.

Because of this escalating dilemma faced by low- to middle-income countries in SSA, considerable resources will be needed to address the observed and impending ballooning of NCDs (e.g. hypertension and cardiovascular diseases) in the coming decades [ 19, 72].

"This is an extremely unfortunate situation," Taylor writes, "because the escalating cost of higher education is driving more students to these institutions".

1– 4 This interest is principally because of the continually escalating costs associated with clinical cancer care, with an aging population in Western countries, and the slow progress in curing cancer.