Sentence examples for escalating significance from inspiring English sources

Noting the escalating significance of the date, Mr. Smith said: "That way I won't ever forget.

At the end of my first six weeks of basic training, I became a potential officer and was taken very seriously at boards of escalating significance, eventually ending up as a lieutenant in the Parachute Regiment.

Tricolons are a rhetorical flourish – a sonorous list of three concepts, often escalating in significance.

Still, by yesterday, Pettitte's first start in 19 days had escalated in significance because of the diminishing fortunes of the Yankees.

It reiterated the Israeli position but made no mention of Palestinian casualties, the timeline and cause of the escalating conflict, nor the significance of Al Jabari's assassination given his involvement in brokering a truce.

Around the world the three major components of climate change already evident and escalating in magnitude and significance are; 1) warming; 2) altered patterns of precipitation; and 3) an increased incidence of extreme climatic events [ 1].

The significance of Catholicism in this novel could be explained, apart from any escalating sense of mortality in the author, by a desire to capture every significant aspect of Italy in one storyline.

"This has become routine and is escalating, escalating, escalating".

The dispute keeps escalating.

He'll escalate and keep escalating.

"But these last couple of months it's just been escalating and escalating and escalating.