Sentence examples for has escalated into something from inspiring English sources
Now the wink has escalated into something close to outright endorsement.
Despite all that, the authorities here are not yet sure why the sheriff's department's culture of favoritism and palm-greasing has escalated into something so deadly.
Mexico is only one of several Latin American countries where the anti-drug crusade has escalated into something like low-intensity warfare, while elsewhere in the world some states have been more or less wholly captured by drug money.
Spain and Gibraltar's uncompromising red lines over 70 blocks of concrete are part of the dispute, but it has escalated into something bigger.
"Suzy Lamplugh Trust would never recommend meeting aggression with aggression and the comment from one of the actors in the video that the situation could have escalated into something else – presumably violence – should also be taken seriously.
And Vinnie Jones, the one-time Wimbledon midfield maestro, who solemnly informed a BBC camera crew that, were it not for his exquisite ball skills, he thought his childhood habit of stealing biscuits from neighbours would have escalated into something more sinister and worrying (cakes, perhaps, or ice cream?).
As a result, the Vaqueros will now be in their tournament's championship game at 5 p.m. today after beating Victor Valley, 69-61, in a game made a bit testy in the final minutes by a confrontation that could have escalated into something much more serious.
What began as an alleged verbal altercation between a senior minister and a police officer at the gates of Downing Street has escalated into an institutional crisis and something I never expected to see: a Conservative-led government ranged angrily against the police.
