Sentence examples for escalating involvement from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, a senior official from Barack Obama's administration cited the shooting down of a Ukrainian jet earlier this week as evidence of Russia's escalating involvement in the conflict.
Mukherjee splits the narrative between Supratik's escalating involvement in violent Naxalite campaigns and domestic unrest in Calcutta, creating a vivid portrait of India in the nineteen-sixties and of the persistent influence of colonial rule.
Mr. Sander suggested that emblematic events like the Cuban missile crisis and the assassination of President Kennedy, as well as the Johnson administration's escalating involvement in Vietnam, colored Serling's writing.
Sharma, an additional sessions judge, threw out the case against two men accused of organising betting on the 2007 match, but then launched into a diatribe on the prevalence of gambling in India, describing the escalating involvement of betting rings in cricket as alarming.
But in pushing through the Great Society and escalating involvement in Vietnam, Johnson violated that consensus.
Every military action creates blowback, which is used to justify escalating involvement and new conflicts.
The thought of escalating our involvement in Afghanistan reminded me of an exchange that David Halberstam described in "The Best and the Brightest".
On its own terms, as both policy and rhetoric, it didn't make the case for escalating our involvement in Afghanistan.
France launched a military intervention on Friday in Mali, sharply escalating its involvement in the war there between government troops and armed Islamists after the militants, who now rule the north, wrested control of a strategic village in the center of the country.
He is escalating U.S. involvement in Syria, surging in Afghanistan, and expanding the use of drones in the "war on terror".
'Today, can you call the White House and tell the President that we want him to focus on bringing our troops home, not escalating our involvement in Afghanistan?'".
