Sentence examples for is escalated from inspiring English sources
verb
To increase (something) in extent or intensity; to intensify or step up.
- Violence escalated during the election.
Each message is escalated into greater heights — or depths — of absurdity, gleefully depicted in Slack's retro Tibor Gergely-style illustrations.
In Russell's film, this is escalated to a grotesque vomit and urine-splashed vignette, with Rambova and Valentino in adjoining cells on their wedding night.
With these weapons, he said, "the war on terrorism is escalated to a degree commensurate with the threat posed by terrorism".
Fisher says he is not, and is also not privy to the details of the internal probe - "just in case" it is escalated to include investigating him.
The IOC has suggested entire federations could be banned from the Games as the fight against doping is escalated, with president Thomas Bach warning it could represent a "shocking new dimension in doping".
An increase of about 36.86% in energy absorption is noted and energy absorbing efficiency factor is escalated from 2.23 to 3.05 in the best case.
"Each side is escalating," Mr. Giragosian said.
Instead, the military is escalating the conflict".
"This has become routine and is escalating, escalating, escalating".
And the arms race is escalating.
