Sentence examples for escalating right from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Stanhope's rage appears rooted in righteous conviction forged over years of railing onstage, his comedy has the momentum of a bar fight escalating right after the first chair is thrown.

We choose to see ourselves as innocent victims of an escalating right-wing fanaticism.

It marks NBC's return to televising professional football three years after quitting its contract with the National Football League because of escalating rights fees.

The Rangers’ deal with Fox, signed in September 2010, calls for an escalating rights fee schedule that will average $80 million annually over 20 years, plus equity in the regional sports network, blowing away the $30 million a year Hicks was bringing in.

That may seem obvious, but "too many people escalate right away," she said.

It escalated right in front of our eyes".

"It would just escalate [the] actions of the Republicans on the Hill... It's hard for me to see Wheeler wanting to escalate right now".

In particular, Jacques said, "It's new that we see criminals bypass all reasonable methods of settling a dispute and escalate right to guns".

Interrogators quickly escalated right up to the harsh techniques of sleep deprivation, requiring detainees to stand in place for hours, and the "confinement" box.

"It was a prudent risk that we thought was smart, given that ownership of a league provided great insurance against wildly escalating TV rights fees," Ebersol said.

Reina also expressed concern about escalating human rights violations during "the ongoing crisis and repression back home" and warned that "the police have said they will use force" if the demonstrations persist.