Sentence examples for escalated enough from inspiring English sources

The verbal altercation escalated enough that they had to be separated.

The emotions escalated enough, Penders said, that one of his assistant coaches and security guards had to separate the players, although no punches were thrown.

As if this whole fiasco hadn't escalated enough already, now Fortenberry himself has weighed in, telling the Journal Star that the sign is "disrespectful of civil discourse and free speech," and arguing that Kohen's like his like, for Christ's sake—"sends a seriously wrong message" about vandalism.

Ideally, Morris advises, let lab members resolve minor tensions, stepping in only when something escalates enough to disrupt the research.

The news spread quickly -- very quickly -- and it was fortunate that both Fisher and Barnes came away with only some scratches and that things did not escalate far enough to warrant pressing charges.  .

The 1974 disaster epic "The Towering Inferno" came out just as the fear of fire in the trade center was escalating, and soon enough the comparisons started.

As if five black men gathered on TV solely to talk about parental responsibilities wasn't revolutionary enough, Wilmore then escalated the conversation by asking whether black women are too bossy, a question the majority of the panelists wisely refused to indulge.

Sure enough, the bids quickly escalated.

As if that were not bad enough, a scandal has escalated over the exchange's specialist firms, which make prices in shares.

Mr. Giuliani was carefully critical of the mayor's handling of the situation, in which the police force was accused of not mobilizing quickly enough as the violence escalated.

The result, predictably enough, was that the row rapidly escalated.