Sentence examples for escalated in value from inspiring English sources

In the case of apartments that have sharply escalated in value, how do you guide parents unused to dealing with large sums of money?

Some think it unfair that artists typically do not directly benefit when a particular work escalates in value, and a bill introduced Thursday by Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, and Senator Herb Kohl, Democrat of Wisconsin, seeks to redress that.

Homeowners in cities across the Bay have used their collective voting power to block housing creation that might prevent their properties to continue rapidly escalating in value.

If they let it fall, government debt would rise and scores of Thai companies might go bankrupt because their loans would escalate in value.

They paid 18 cents a share for a stake in a company that was rapidly escalating in value, rising to more than 90 cents as the company promoted an aggressive plan to sell to a major pharmaceutical company.

That means property in Short Hills escalated more in value — by about a percentage point — even though it is more than twice as expensive.

To my knowledge there is no readily available financial information that quantifies how much pieces of art escalate in value after they were on loan for a special museum exhibition.

"Mesa's contract definitely proves that the value of a setup man has escalated in baseball," Gregg Clifton, Wendell's agent, said.

The feud has escalated in recent months.

Tensions escalated in the Senate and House chambers.

Acrimony has escalated in recent weeks.