Sentence examples for escalating in number from inspiring English sources

The sobering fact is, threats to security be it from disgruntled employees or from cyberterrorists are escalating in number.

The hacks were escalating in number and gravity, targeting symbols of economic inequality and police brutality, and in many ways Anonymous was becoming more decentralized, more open-source and tactically diverse enough to represented the future of hacktivism – and maybe even part of the future of activism.

And the drone strikes, which have escalated in number over the last two weeks, have deeply angered Pakistan's government, contributing to unrelenting tensions between Washington and Islamabad.

Diabetes mellitus (DM) impacts more than 25 million people in the US and continues to escalate in numbers due to obesity, decrease in leisurely physical activity, and an aging population.

According to our approach, conflicts are likely to increase and may escalate in a number of countries, many of which are of relevance for the global supply of strategic materials.

Owing to the advantageous features, over 500 nanotechnology-based drug products have already been catalogued globally and the number is escalating in an exponential manner.

This needs assessment was conducted in Lebanon between June and August 2012, as refugee numbers were escalating in Lebanon one year after the Syrian conflict began.

Inappropriate ionising medical imaging has been escalating in the last decades.

Since violence escalated in December last year, their estimated number nearly doubled from 3,500 to around 6,000.   "The growing number of children who continue to be used in this brutal fighting is yet another reminder of the unspeakable atrocities children are living every day," said Souleymane Diabaté, UNICEF Representative in Central African Republic.

Yet growing evidence highlighting significant rises in Lyme disease around the world and escalating numbers in Scotland have fuelled fears that it is greatly under-reported here.

Every state is already saddled with failing schools, and the numbers will escalate in the next few years, with no effective mechanisms to turn them around in sight.