The Museum of Modern Art, faced with what it calls "escalating costs in virtually all aspects of operating the museum," is raising its admission price to $25 for adults from $20, where it has been since 2004.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1 — The authorities here were still searching Wednesday for two groups of young people whose name-calling escalated into gunfire at a public Halloween celebration, injuring 10 people.
But the talks fell apart and the name calling escalated.
Hong Kong Chief Secretary Carrie Lam, who announced the postponement of talks with the students on Thursday because of their persistent calls to escalate action, said on Saturday that she hadn't given up hope of getting them on track again.
Consider global warming — what Rifkin calls the "escalating entropy bill that now threatens catastrophic climate change and our very existence".
David Steele writes on Fanhouse.com that Arenas is not the evil soul people are making him out to be and Gregg Doyel writes on CBSSports.com that the calls for escalating punishment are going a bit over the top.
These internal cues, as they're called, can escalate the feeling of panic, a self-reinforcing cycle resulting in groans and cries that can be frightening to small children, pets and sometimes neighbors.
Human rights violations against journalists by the ISI often follow a familiar pattern that starts with threatening phone calls and escalates into abductions, torture and other ill-treatment, and in some cases killings.
Add all this to what Leboy calls "the escalating rat race in academia" and it paints a bleak picture.
Otherwise, the trained professionals who made the call to escalate her detail wouldn't have done so".
