Sentence examples for escalated way from inspiring English sources

But caesarean rates have escalated way beyond what can be explained by cephalopelvic disproportion, even taking at face value the specious figures (which estimate instances of CPD were 30 in 1,000 births in the 1960s and are 36 in 1,000 births today).

A few months ago, I observed a particularly awkward Facebook conversation that escalated way too quickly — something we've all seen.

Barrett's LSD intake escalated part-way through the album's recording sessions.

However, by no means did Ron mean the situation to escalate the way it did".

That may be helped by the fact that prices are no longer escalating the way they did the last few years.

"The property values have never escalated the same way that the Woodstock property values have," said Elda Zulick, a real estate broker in Saugerties.

Seventy years later, this has escalated all the way to the MAD (Mutually Assured Destruction) recipe of thermo-nuclear weapons pointed at each other from a mile apart.

Certainly, in the current study, the more symptomatic patients and those who relapsed were more likely to have their treatment escalated in this way.

But these audience-hacking moments escalate in ways that are meant to creep us out and wake us up.

They provide us and our leaders, desperate to do something, with a military sugar rush, to be followed inevitably in six months' time with the "war-downer" reality that things are not going as we wish them to, and that the long-term costs of our involvement are escalating, in ways that will need to be explained, or hidden, during a general election.

The attacks against the remaining part of the critical media escalated in three ways.