Sentence examples for escalating pace from inspiring English sources

Around the country, the escalating pace of decentralisation has raised concern among disparate groups.

The demand of energy is increasing at an escalating pace and cannot be fulfilled entirely by conventional energy systems, due to their limited supplies.

A joint operation by U.S. and Malian special forces ended the attack, which underscores the escalating pace of terrorist assaults by Islamist extremists.

Miller throws in a ton of plot – sabotage, hacking, careerism, SEC investigations, identity politics, not to mention a suspicious death – though the escalating pace never suffers.

Alston, who teaches law at New York University, noted in his statement to the United Nations that the urgency of his concerns had grown "dramatically in importance," because of the escalating pace of U.S. drone strikes.

The Republican establishment is flocking to him, but the escalating pace of the primary season makes it harder for him to take advantage of growing support from the party.

As Tuesday's heavy airstrikes in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, underscored, NATO is escalating the pace and intensity of attacks on Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's forces, trying to break an apparent stalemate in the three-month-old conflict.

Her intonation was gloriously understated, a low apocalyptic growl, softly escalating in pace and intensity as the end-of-days war being played out in the skies above Kansas moved to its conclusion.

After reaching the halfway point in 1 13:23 in a pack of five runners, Radcliffe began to escalate the pace.

With Johnnie Cochran threatening lawsuits, Upshaw is obligated to back the league with which he has partnered to create initiatives to escalate the pace of hiring.

"They can't really escalate the pace of reform because that will mean dismantling the regime, and they can't escalate the violence without bringing on other serious problems".