Sentence examples for escalated for the from inspiring English sources

The left was blamed for the chaos, and anti-Semitism escalated for the same reason: several prominent leaders of the left were Jewish.

For more than a year, financial markets had responded with trepidation to the debt crisis that had escalated for the so-called "PIGS" (Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain) countries, as the EU and IMF called for the enactment of austerity measures in those countries and provided financial bailouts for Greece and Ireland, primarily to preserve the stability of the euro.

Problems quickly escalated for the home side when Guptill strained a hamstring on three and with the new laws banning the use of a runner he was unable to continue, but the well-organised Williamson drove authoritatively, with smooth timing.

These dynamics have escalated for the better part of two years.

Yet whatever political problems Lerner may have escalated for the Obama administration in the scandal over IRS scrutiny of Tea Party and other conservative groups, history suggests neither she nor any other IRS official is likely to face criminal charges related to congressional testimony.

Senate Republicans also played a role, ratcheting up partisan warfare over judges that has been escalating for the past generation by delaying even uncontroversial picks who would have been quickly approved in the past.

But there is no question that marketing to the very young, which has been escalating for the last two years, is a focus for the makers of consumer products and the purveyors of educational materials.

Troubles escalated for Diamond Foods, the agreed-upon buyer, on Thursday as the Securities and Exchange Commission began an investigation into its accounting on the heels of the snack food company's own internal inquiry.

The war escalated for several years, until the United States finally withdrew while claiming it was not losing.

Significant findings identified as a result of monitoring are escalated for review by the sponsor who may then be managed as a suspected significant deviation.

The dispute escalated for a few days as the junta threatened to expel Taylor, and Khanh went on a media offensive.