Sentence examples for believed escalating from inspiring English sources

In 2009 a majority in our Congress and our President believed escalating the war in Afghanistan had to happen.

Their snobbery, Vance believes, has escalating social and economic costs.

Hezbollah, Syria and Iran "believe that escalating sectarian tensions will help them assert their authority over Lebanon," Ms. Rice said.

Many here believe that escalating verbal violence incited real violence, and that Mr. Rabin's murderer, a Jewish extremist, was affected by that climate.

The violence against them is believed to be escalating, and an estimated 16,000 have fled Burma by sea since mid-October.

Legislator Carsky said she objected to what she believes to be escalating costs of the project and no plans to do more environmental impact studies.

Singled out as being exceptionally well done was Klein's Los Angeles Times article "America is not a Hamburger", which described the American attempt to re-brand itself by believing that the escalating anti-Americanism was a misunderstanding rather than a reaction to American policy directions.

He says he doesn't believe an escalating conflict is brewing that would limit oil supplies flowing to the U.S.

Israeli officials monitoring the escalating violence believe that Damascus is working to protect its chemical warfare arsenal.

North Korea cannot hope to win an all-out war, but it may well believe that by incrementally escalating its aggression it can bully the South into giving up — or at least sharing power in a confederation.

"I believe we are just escalating what I call the skill of the mutant boys," he said, "which is the capacity of the kids tomorrow to analyze what's going on in multiple screens in real time".