Sentence examples for expected to escalate from inspiring English sources

While the outbreak is not expected to escalate sharply, its course is uncertain.

The protests are expected to escalate after midday prayers across the country on Friday, and the family plans a funeral that day for Mr. Omari as well.

In a concession to creditors, the coupon is expected to escalate beyond 4 percent over time, linked to the growth of the Greek economy.

Deficits are expected to escalate sharply in coming years as stimulus money expires, along with a temporary increase in state taxes on the wealthy.

Because the battery packs are constructed of thousands of smaller batteries, the cost of the battery is expected to escalate as its capacity increases.

The postal workers' union is expected to escalate industrial action with a three-day strike next week amid pleas from politicians to return to the negotiating table.

And that is expected to only escalate as more private insurers and employers provide coverage for telemedicine.

Mitt Romney is expected to now escalate his assault on McCain, who he has called a "liberal," in order to galvanize conservative Republicans.

The number of cars has increased more than 14% in the five years, and is expected to continue to escalate as commercial growth in the South Bay continues, he said.

The recent decades have witnessed a rapidly growing pandemic of overweight and obesity with an estimated of more than 1.6 billion of overweight or obese adults worldwide and at least 400 million among them being obese. 1 The number of obese individuals is expected to continue to escalate in the coming years in both developed and developing countries.

Amazon's expansion is expected to trigger escalating housing costs, analysts say, potentially pricing out residents who don't bring in big paychecks.