Sentence examples similar to escalating this concern from inspiring English sources

In a statement, de Blasio said that he was "very concerned that officers escalated this situation needlessly, even as two public servants were trying to show identification".

In 1980 a clinical supervisor tried to escalate the concerns of students who had told her of sexually inappropriate behaviour by Savile at their accommodation block.

The political chief could then escalate the concerns to the appropriate governmental authority.

The political chief could then escalate the concerns to the state or federal government.

The abysmal performance of schools in the poorest communities has been an escalating national concern for thirty years, with universities, governments, and businesses devoting enormous resources to the problem.

Unfortunately, public authorities react by providing over-cautious guidance - and this simply escalates public concern.

This success was achieved against a backdrop of escalating management concerns and legal problems.

The rapid loss of Arctic ice has been a matter of escalating concern to climate scientists.

Wild horse (Equus ferus caballus) management in western North America is an escalating concern for ecological integrity on these landscapes.

Since then, the strikes in Venezuela against President Hugo Chávez have changed those plans and, along with escalating concern about a possible war in Iraq, have pushed prices sharply higher.

Trump told the governors Monday that he had lunch over the weekend with leaders of the National Rifle Association, and he predicted that the powerful gun lobby will "do something" to respond to the escalating concern nationwide about guns.