Sentence examples for escalating social from inspiring English sources

Their snobbery, Vance believes, has escalating social and economic costs.

It is his relationship with Gloria, a black teacher even more evasive than he, that reflects escalating social tensions.

Governments have no choice but to rethink their core operations in the light of tectonic technological changes and escalating social pressures.

FOMO is nothing new but with escalating social media usage amongst all ages, it's engulfing the nation faster than you can download Pokemon Go.

Increased staging suggests escalating social pressure and infrastructure strain.

As the Scottish pensions bill escalates, social security spending will be rising in Scotland by 3% a year compared with the UK's 2% a year".

Economists said that the plunge in the currency's value could bring inflation and escalate social tensions, already strained by a contentious election last year and a terrorist attack this spring.

"An additional benefit to the community is intended by the use of such an option to de-escalate social disorder situations or potential situations of public disorder before they escalate into major incidents," Elferink said in his second reading of the bill.

During the last decade their money has undermined democracy in the United States, promoted programs that escalate social inequality, and remade cities to provide for their comforts and needs.

Ethological studies in normal populations have shown that humans use facial expressions, gestures and whole body movements to convey communicative signals that invite social interaction (affiliation), reduce aggression through appeasement (submission), imply motivational ambivalence (fight or flight) or escalate social competition [ 8- 10].

[We want] to stop these cases escalating to social care.