Sentence examples for definitely escalated from inspiring English sources

Facebook has definitely escalated people's interest in the sector".

But like every other type of cinema, it's a tricky job disentangling classic horror from more modern developments in the genre; all the more so, as certain aspects of horror film-making – the gore, the violence, the headchopping sadism – have definitely escalated in the last two or three decades.

"This is not a new tool - it's gone on for more than 100 years - but it's definitely escalating in terms of frequency and geographical spread, not just for an individual species but for entire ecosystems".

"We're definitely escalating now," said Harvey Sanchez.

"It's not a new phenomenon, but it's definitely escalating," said Dr. Barron Lerner, a Columbia University Medical Center historian and author of "When Illness Goes Public: Celebrity Patients and How We Look at Medicine".

Some people believe that street harassment is just a few words yelled at someone out of a car window, a passing comment on the street or someone staring at you, but it can definitely escalate very quickly if the person refuses or ignores a perpetrator.

"These activities may lead to O.A. and they definitely can escalate the progression of the condition".

If they had been on the playground, James said, "something definitely would have escalated".

Pennings says these light-hearted protests are only the beginning, and that they're preparing to keep it up with ANZ, adding, "over time we're definitely going to escalate".

Reagan said it was "to ensure that terrorists have no sanctuary". Of that period in the 1980s, Jenkins says, "we were definitely seeing terrorists escalate their violence". But, most significantly, overseas terrorism had begun to shape American foreign and defense policy.

Of course that means sanctions and that's escalated the circumstances and definitely casts a pale".