Sentence examples for dramatic escalation in the from inspiring English sources

"But it would lead to a dramatic escalation in the prevalence of Alzheimer's disease".

Veteran referees say they have seen a dramatic escalation in the last 10 years despite continuing efforts.

If Moscow had a hand in his death it would mark a dramatic escalation in the foreign reach of Russia's war on ter rorism.

The board of Resolution was meeting last night to consider its response to last week's dramatic escalation in the battle for control of the life insurer.

The activist group Bahrain Watch reports "a dramatic escalation" in the use of birdshot and live ammunition by police against protesters over the past week.

"This is a dramatic escalation in the fight to hold accountable the people who killed Sergei Magnitsky," Mr. Browder said on Tuesday in response to the forfeiture action.

Many today feel deprived if they cannot get a new model car every few years or dramatic escalations in the capacities of their iphones and computers.

The neighbours worry that this could upset the security of the entire region, the experts are concerned that it represents a dramatic escalation in technology, the diplomats nod their heads and say: "This time they've gone too far.

There has been a dramatic escalation in sugar intake in the last few decades, most strikingly observed in the adolescent population.

While the correlation between the dramatic escalation in organized crime and homicides in Honduras and the growth of drug trafficking and the expanding presence of foreign drug cartels in the country is now commonly accepted by Hondurans, it has also become evident that extortion by organized gangs is a growing plague that is roughly equally to blame for the bloodshed and violence.

There is a lot to be said for the dramatic escalation in drama that a good build-up brings, the fizzing tail of a firework about to explode in a shower of light and colour.