But tensions between the sides have been escalating, and not only over the status of the regions.
Tensions escalated early this summer, not only among the Housewives but their publicists, too.
As the population of immuno-compromised patients continues to increase, infectious diseases have become an escalating problem not only in developing countries, but also in the United States and Canada (Sattar et al. 1999).
Though the occupation is still in its early days, the government seems committed to de-escalating the situation, not only to avoid loss of life, but also to diminish the appeal of the occupiers.
If it elects "something else", the country that sparked Europe's escalating debt crisis will not only be turning its back on the "progressive reforms" to modernise its moribund economy, it will be choosing to throw the eurozone into deeper turmoil.
Escalating water pollution causes not only the deterioration of water quality but it also compromises human wellbeing and the permanence of aquatic ecosystems, economic growth and community affluence (Milovanovic 2007).
This is not only escalating an intense CO2 plum over Africa, it is also adding to the ongoing predicament of our near term demise as a species.
6 Obesity and T2D prevalence rates are not only escalating among SSA migrants, but also in their home countries.
Jamila Al-Mujahid, their school principal, has noticed that the on-going tension and escalating violence has affected not only students' attendance, but behaviour and performance as well.
American analysts said the Syrian government's use of helicopters has not only escalated the conflict but could make it more difficult for the United States and other countries to avoid being drawn into it.
