Sentence examples for escalate fast from inspiring English sources
The phrase "escalate fast" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a situation that is intensifying or worsening quickly. Example: "If we don't address the issue now, it will escalate fast and become unmanageable."
On the internet, things escalate fast – very fast.
If you order sushi à la carte, note that the prices escalate fast.
It won't hit the size of the $900bn Norwegian oil fund, but as both the level of contributions is increased (from 2% of pay to 8% of pay by 2018) and more workers join, its assets are going to escalate fast.
"When there are considerations like that, the situation could escalate faster than it would in normal circumstances".
Things escalated fast, and confusingly.
The Cuban Missile Crisis is looming; Ethan's dad is a classically deadened travelling-salesman figure whose mid-century alcoholism escalates fast.
This week the Health Protection Agency announced that measles cases are escalating fast because the children whose parents didn't take them for the MMR are now catching the disease.
The evidence suggests that Chumlong was also trafficking rhino horn from poachers, whose killing of rhinos in southern Africa escalated fast from 2008 as the demand from Vietnam and China increased.
But welfare reform is leading to a rise in the number of risk factors for homelessness, and our study found these risks were escalating fast in the north east of England.
Troops on the streets, curfews for the first time in 22 years, protests in almost 30 cities and state buildings attacked - the situation is dangerous and escalating fast.
