Sentence examples for escalation i from inspiring English sources

My only problem was there was never any escalation, I'd only ever been fined $500 way back for an unrelated incident, so I didn't realise things were getting worse".

With each gradation, each escalation I debated with myself, and rationalized.

I turned and one of my team members called out "I have a customer escalation I need your help with!" I had just spent the day iterating my "customers first" commitment, so I could hardly shirk from taking this call.

Blacks disproportionately find their encounters with police to be rife with racial profiling, the presumption of guilt (i.e., Walter Scott), disproportionate aggression (i.e., Eric Garner), inappropriate escalation (i.e., Sandra Bland), lack of concern for physical safety (i.e., Freddie Gray), and, most recently, on-the-spot executions (i.e, Alton Sterling and Philando Castile).

Intrapatient double dose escalation (i.e. 4 mg m−2 vs usual single dose increments of 2 mg m−2) occurred at the completion of each cycle unless the patient experienced a DLT or two instances of grade ⩾2 nonhaematologic toxicity during any cycle.

Another recent study (n = 45) investigated the effectiveness of combination therapy with methotrexate and adalimumab (11 treatment episodes) or adalimumab dose escalation (i.e., weekly dosing; 32 treatment episodes) in patients with psoriasis (a subset of approximately 25%% also had psoriatic arthritis) [ 74].

"If parties want to try – and I believe they do want to move to a de-escalation – I think there are sets of choices that are available," he said, expressing hope that "we can seize this moment and pull back from the precipice".

If antimicrobial change consisted of escalation and de-escalation (i.e. switch to or addition of an antibiotic with a broader spectrum but also withdrawal of another antibiotic), the patient was assigned to "escalation group" for statistical analysis.

"I know that this is a serious escalation, and I am really afraid that innocent people on both sides will pay a high price," Mr. Peres told Israel's Army Radio.

On the other hand, there's always a danger of escalation, which I'm making every effort to prevent".

Obama, who does not use the euphemism "surge," favored by the Administration, but, rather, "escalation," said, "I don't know any military expert who says that a modest increase in troop levels is going to make a big difference.