Sentence examples for has escalated quickly from inspiring English sources
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has warned that the terror threat in Australia has escalated quickly in the last year, with one-third of all related arrests since 2001 occurring in the last six months.
In summary: it has escalated quickly into a major political firestorm for the prime minister and the Liberal government.
Bogus bidding by a serious collector who runs an auction house its just the latest surreal twist in an affair that has escalated quickly since before last week's record-breaking auction of the Yves Saint Laurent collection that took in 373 million euros.
While key details remain obscure, the standoff has escalated quickly all the way to the high court — igniting intense speculation about what the fuss is about.
The night had escalated quickly.
The encounter between Mr. Blanco and Officer Ortiz appears to have escalated quickly — a fact police commanders in other cities and independent analysts cited in considering the shooting.
Things have escalated quickly since U.K. police determined Russia was behind a chemical attack on a former double agent and his daughter in the English town of Salisbury on March 4. Backed by the U.S., Germany and France, Britain has put the blame squarely on the Kremlin.
Fighting has escalated rapidly.
Many outside the country may wonder who started the latest conflict and why it has escalated so quickly.
Mr Thaksin then replaced his defence and interior ministers, as well as the local army commander, and ordered a milder approach.In this section In the pipeline Keep off On hold Master of Business Astrology Southern discomfort Unintended consequences ReprintsThe authorities still do not seem to have any clear idea whom they are fighting or why the violence has escalated so quickly.
Then they showed that newt and snake toxicity varies across different regions but that newts and snakes living in the same region have matching levels of toxicity and resistance (Fig. 3), exactly as we would expect if newts and snakes are engaged in an evolutionary arms race that has escalated more quickly in some regions than others (Brodie et al. 2002).
