Sentence examples for escalated yet from inspiring English sources

In February 1967 many remaining top party leaders called for a halt to the Cultural Revolution, but Mao and his more radical partisans prevailed, and the movement escalated yet again.

Since then, the ugly phenomenon has only escalated, yet the press seems unsure of how to deal with it.

Once his grandson arrives home, the tension escalates yet again, and here Brown skillfully depicts how terrifying nature and human nature alike can be: "Cotton didn't even think about calling out.

The war on ISIS continues to escalate, yet for many Americans it is no clearer exactly why we are there or what we are doing.

This controversy is escalating worldwide, yet little research has sought to understand the disclosure experience of pregnant, donor oocyte recipient women.

Despite this downsizing, protests such as those in the north-east this year remain the exception, and have not (yet) escalated into a serious political crisis.

The regulatory review by the FCA, which has not yet escalated its inquiries into a formal investigation, implies no wrongdoing by Usher, according to the Bloomberg news agency, which revealed his identity.

Obama not only continued Bush's illegal and unconstitutional drone wars in several countries outside of Afghanistan, but escalated them, creating yet more terrorist enemies for the U.S. to fight.

Yet North Korea escalated the conflict only in December, when it started to reactivate its nuclear facilities.

The biggest row over environmental issues that the coalition government has yet faced escalated on Wednesday afternoon when Ed Miliband sent a letter to David Cameron calling on him to accept the recommendations of the Committee on Climate Change (CCC).

The dispute could yet escalate as two more unions, the Transport Salaried Staffs Associationn and Aslef, have said they would ballot station staff and drivers for a strike.