Sentence examples for clearly escalate from inspiring English sources

"The U.S. should seek to clarify with China the intent of the regulations and whether they will be used in and around disputed islands, a move that would clearly escalate tensions," Mr. Fravel said.

"This incident could have clearly escalated into a tragedy".

But complaints about school lunch and resulting waste have clearly escalated with the revised meal plan.

New anti-terrorism programs and other measures — N.Y.P.D. detectives will fly all over the world to learn from terrorist crime scenes — have clearly escalated costs.

When the nearby Sears store in Hollywood on Santa Monica Blvd started getting looted and destroyed, surprising to me that it was mostly by immigrants from Central America, the breakdown was clearly escalating.

Sudan has made no formal declaration of war, but analysts say Mr Kiir is clearly escalating the war of words.

"Since last fall, things have clearly escalated," Humphry said.

"That's clearly escalating the situation to a criminal act".

Constitutional law clearly can escalate these costs, as when the due process clauses are read to mandate additional procedure not otherwise favored by decisionmakers.

Windows were smashed, stores were looted, fires lighted; and more gas filled the streets, with some cops clearly overreacting, escalating and prolonging the conflict".

I don't know which is more depressing: Peter Knight's ostensible vision of university education as a cold exchange of fees for marks and of marks for salaries - or the fact that someone in such a position of responsibility clearly wants to escalate the union action to a point where the "coal" will be unrecoverable.