Sentence examples for its escalation from inspiring English sources

It has also reviewed its escalation policy, which aims to maintain the flow of patients through the Princess of Wales Hospital during busy times, and has invested £500,000 in community-based staff to reduce the number of emergency admissions of frail, older people.

Unlike Tony Blair, he has not invented the war he wishes to join, though his involvement risks its escalation.

After all, these were the same "statesmen" that got the U.S. involved in Vietnam and advocated its escalation.

William's role in Vietnam and its escalation was so deep, pervasive and ultimately complex that his final influence eludes precise definition.

However, the prospect of a naval battle for Taiwan and its escalation into a cyber attack on America's domestic infrastructure is remote.

And every stage of its escalation seems determined less by the psychology of the characters than by the forced, schematic logic of the story.

Russia and China have been urging calm after North Korea said it is entering a "state of war" with South Korea in its latest escalation of rhetoric against its southern neighbour and the US.

— Secretary of State John Kerry, warning North Korea about its promise to test-launch a missile, and its recent escalation of tensions in the region.

This spring, the U.S. government continued its steady escalation of research and development funding for the replacement of its current nuclear submarine fleet through one of the most expensive shipbuilding undertakings in American history -- the phasing-in, starting in 2031, of 12 new SSBN X) submarines.

The desire to be free of abuse is often what triggers its fatal escalation.

Ronald Reagan, to whose inattention to the AIDS crisis Kramer attributed its unnecessary escalation.