Sentence examples for even escalated from inspiring English sources

Political prisoners remain in jail, draconian laws remain in place, and attacks against ethnic minority civilians have continued, even escalated.

Witnesses suggest Mr Assad's soldiers have recently even escalated attacks, prolonging a violent rampage that has already killed over 9,000 people.

Yet some left-wing critics complained that he actually had adopted and even escalated most of the war and national security policies of his predecessor.

Worse perhaps, is the Obama Administration has continued and even escalated the enforcement policies of George Bush.

I am also on a neighborhood Facebook group and was getting information before anything even escalated," the woman, who called herself Jen, said.

That violence has continued, and even escalated, since President George W. Bush first negotiated the trade deal with Colombia in 2007.

Mr. Snowden's disclosures have had a continuing, even escalating impact as journalists have continued to pore over them.

"My experience with the call centre has been entirely appalling – incompetent staff who cannot assist or even escalate an issue or complaint," wrote a typical complainant.

But its findings of continuing and even escalating atrocities underscore what is at stake as Secretary of State John Kerry and Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov of Russia prepare to meet in Geneva on Thursday to try to flesh out Russia's proposal for putting Syria's chemical weapons under international control.

Similarly, while the traditional enmity between Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo will not dissolve and could even escalate as ethnic Albanians continue to consolidate their own power and criminal networks, at least a democratic Yugoslavia would no longer be the instigator of trouble for NATO in Kosovo to the degree that it has been.

Furthermore, improper design of dust collection systems, including poor quality control of material, can shorten the lifespan or increase the deterioration rate of a dust collection system, or it might even escalate the problem.