Sentence examples for easily escalated from inspiring English sources

China in 1966 was, like China today, a maelstrom of economic, social and political grievances, fertile ground for an anarchic mobilisation that easily escalated into civil war.

You can see how the spend so easily escalated.

That's when the Italian government and media started squawking about an "immigrant emergency!" and a "Lampedusan crisis!" Tunisians and other refugees continued to pour in, Italy and the rest of Europe battled over where the refugees should be allowed to relocate, and the island was so overcapacity that the situation could have easily escalated into a full-fledged riot.

That's when the Italian government and media started squawking about an "immigrant emergency!" and a "Lampedusan crisis!" Tunisians and other refugees continued to pour in, Italy and the rest of Europe battled over where the refugees should be allowed to relocate, and the island was so overcapacity that the situation could have easily escalated into a full-fledged riot.  .

Experts have warned that such tensions could easily escalate.

With so many young, outgoing, transient staff around, too, that unwinding beverage can easily escalate.

These emotions could easily escalate to panic and destructive behavior outside a controlled setting, Griffiths said.

That could easily escalate to the sort of violent clashes that followed the first round of voting.

One Latin-American diplomat told me he feared that the situation could easily escalate into a larger armed conflict.

Often the police don't respond fast enough to deal with the issues, so they easily escalate".

A standoff could very easily escalate, producing unintended and disastrous outcomes, if both sides miscommunicate and misperceive red lines.