Sentence examples for because of the escalation from inspiring English sources

Baseball has changed radically in recent years, mostly because of the escalation of player's salaries and the infamous 1994 players' strike.

There is now a net flow of Mexicans leaving the US, not because of the escalation in deportations under Barack Obama but because the US economy has been so weak.

Stephen Ferreira, operations manager of Vision Appraisal Technology of Northboro, Mass., which is doing the revaluation for the town, said it might be difficult for Mr. Bishop to dramatically lower his assessment because of the escalation of waterfront property.

The economic boom of the 1970s and early 1980s that took place in Texas (because of the escalation in oil prices) benefited the Bay Area communities significantly.

The USSR simply did not respond, initially because Brezhnev and Kosygin were fighting over which of them had the right to represent the USSR abroad, but later because of the escalation of the "dirty war" in Vietnam.

In particular, UNICEF assists children and families who have had to move to other regions because of the escalation of the conflict.

Because of the escalations, many students have turned to student loans to keep pace with tuition costs.

Because of the constant escalation of repression, terror lost its power to terrorize.

So, because of the steep escalation in prices, many of the homes on the million-dollar category are nothing to brag about.

Some meetings have moved from chain hotels to boutiques because of the price escalation at big city hotels, with New York a prime example, according to Christina Wilkes, a specialist in business travel at American Express.

Mark Shernicoff, an accountant and vice president of the Council of New York Cooperatives, insists that because of the steep escalation in assessments an annual challenge has now become critical even for the smallest building.