Sentence examples for escalating consequences from inspiring English sources

There may be escalating consequences for each additional infraction.

The stakes are raised, and escalating consequences play out.

NCLB expired in 2007, and if Congress fails to reauthorize it, escalating consequences for schools will remain in place alongside the Obama administration's waiver system.

Failure to attain the goals leads to escalating consequences, ending with the loss of federal funding if all students are not proficient in target subject areas by 2014.

We don't use escalating consequences; instead we look for ways for children to want to be part of the system and to want to please us.

That was when the European Union, then struggling to contain a debt crisis in Greece, effectively planted a time bomb that would blow a big hole in Cyprus's banking system — and set off a chain reaction of unintended and ever escalating ugly consequences.

These are the escalating climate consequences for people with little means to withstand them, perpetuating a cycle of injustice that now defines our warming era: Those who contributed the least to climate change stand to lose the most.

Get help if violence and abusive behaviors have escalated and consequences are having little or no effect.

As a guard we can't be flexible and this means if a child doesn't comply, regardless of the reason, our only option is to escalate the consequences until they do.

She said if an audit of a Walmart supplier reveals that it does not meet the company's standards, there is "an escalating protocol of consequences" and a three strike policy "that can lead to termination of their business with Walmart".

Communities United for Police Reform called Garner's arrest "yet another example of unnecessary police encounters resulting from broken windows-style policing that targets New Yorkers of color -- in this case escalating with fatal consequences".