Sentence examples for had not escalated from inspiring English sources

And we were lucky: the prices for Japanese art had not escalated as swiftly as those paid for other artworks".

And in Seoul — which lies well within range of North Korean missiles — people seemed caught somewhere between calm and dread, angry over the deaths but perhaps slightly relieved that things had not escalated.

The panel found that Wood had not actually misrecorded Cafferkey's temperature on a health screening form, but said she had known it was elevated and had not escalated this despite knowing that a high temperature was a potential early warning sign for Ebola.

They pointed out to the pope that the king had not escalated the conflict and had behaved reasonably to the last papal overtures in the summer of 1165.

Given the twenty-year collision course charted by Washington and Hanoi, however, if the August incident had not escalated the conflict, another incident almost certainly would have.

As if this whole fiasco hadn't escalated enough already, now Fortenberry himself has weighed in, telling the Journal Star that the sign is "disrespectful of civil discourse and free speech," and arguing that Kohen's like his like, for Christ's sake—"sends a seriously wrong message" about vandalism.

The fretting and frameworking, however, has not escalated into spending.

There are "no supply constraints right now, and demand has not escalated out of control," Mr. Srinivasan said in a recent interview in his New Delhi office.

Even though the war on Iraq has not escalated to the scope of the war in Vietnam, one might make connections about the experiences of soldiers during wartime.

But the dispute between Turnberry's owners and managers has not escalated to the point of the battle over the Aviara.

Their latest tumbling has not escalated to a perilous stage yet because they still control the wild card, but they were home and they wanted to stop this spell before it became worse.