Sentence examples for escalating numbers of from inspiring English sources
The atmosphere has been rarified further by escalating numbers of terrorist bombings — a la Iraq, a la Afghanistan.
The strikes on Friday appeared to indicate that the United States was forging ahead with a tougher strategy to curb the escalating numbers of Taliban fighters crossing from Pakistan to attack American and NATO soldiers fighting in Afghanistan.
And yet nobody here can forget or ignore the escalating numbers of Ebola cases in Sierra Leone, where the epidemic, apparently in check in Liberia and Guinea, is out of control in Freetown's western areas and Port Loko to the north.
O'Mara referred to the escalating numbers of ticks, mosquitoes and other pests he's faced himself while taking his own young daughter out to hike, canoe and bird-watch.
We face a world of exponentially increasing complexity, driven by Moore's Law, and rapidly escalating numbers of people with which to solve the problems we will face.
At the same time, the number of individual clinicians treating sexual and romantic addiction has increased significantly, mostly related to the escalating numbers of people self-reporting problems with Internet porn, webcam sex, and similar tech-driven sexual/romantic behaviors.
It is now almost certain that there will be an escalating number of attacks, Mr. Woodcock said.
The UN protested at a "complete absence of accountability" for the escalating number of civilian deaths in Gaza, saying "the rule of the gun" had taken over.
There is an escalating number of attacks by Taliban remnants who are crossing the border into Afghanistan and attacking U.S. troops stationed there.
But the U.N. has been documenting an escalating number of attacks against U.S. and humanitarian aide workers, and also a huge resurgence in the opium trade.
In its statement Tuesday, Dewey, the product of a 2007 merger of the two New York firms Dewey Ballantine and LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae, again sought to minimize the escalating number of departures.
