Sentence examples for have really escalated from inspiring English sources
"That quite clearly is due to size of population, size of reach, and media values in the last 10 years have really escalated beyond anyone's forecast to levels within these organisations that has made it difficult for others to compete.
"As time has gone on, the importance of these debates as moments in this election has really escalated," said Mr. Baier, who has moderated several debates this year.
"I think the magnitude of the differences within Division I has really escalated in the past 10 years," said R. Gerald Turner, a co-chairman of the commission and president of Southern Methodist.
"Social media has kind of popularized rock stacking as a meditative activity, and you used to have a handful of people doing it, but it has really escalated over the past few years on public lands," Wesley Trimble, the program-outreach and communications manager for the American Hiking Society, said.
"The meet has really escalated into a quality meet like the Arcadia (Invitational) Meet, Bodenshott said.
"The charge and counter-charge has just really escalated and become more personal and, well, simple-minded".
But things really escalated in 2009, with large-scale ethnic rioting in the regional capital, Urumqi.
Then things really escalated.
When to call management: Be sure to escalate issues where the agent thinks (or knows) your company has really screwed up.
