Sentence examples for escalating trouble from inspiring English sources

But they did say they had been in extensive contact with officials of FirstEnergy, the utility whose lines were failing to the north, during roughly an hour of escalating trouble.

And police and court records showed a series of escalating troubles in recent days.

When the Berkeley year was over, Heaney returned with his family (a second son had been born in 1968) to Northern Ireland and a state of escalating Troubles.

Iraqi Airways, founded in 1946, grew to 23 planes and flew to dozens of cities in Europe, Africa and the Middle East before Iraq's escalating troubles caught up with it.

But Mr. Safir rejected criticism that the department had been passive in the face of escalating troubles during the day because it did not want to display force or resolve at a parade attended primarily by members of minority groups.

But sometimes there are the voyeurs who try to touch the woman, and gradually escalating — then trouble would happen".

The school had been facing escalating financial trouble all year, and now with the fall semester starting and classrooms filling up, all it could offer the team members was a run-down greenhouse on the top floor of the science building.

Usually taking place each spring, the game was played as part of the Home Championship from 1884 until 1984, and then in the form of the Rous Cup until 1989, when the regular meetings ceased because of fears over escalating crowd trouble.

This is just escalating the trouble.

Faced with escalating financial troubles and declining enrollment, the school will close its doors forever on June 30.

Last month's sudden announcement that the opera would shut down just short of its 50th anniversary next year raised an outcry from patrons and company members alike, who said they didn't have any advance warning of the company's escalating financial troubles.