Sentence examples for massive escalation from inspiring English sources
"It amounts to a massive, massive escalation," Eyal said.
If it were involved, it would be a massive escalation of its longstanding tensions with the South.
How the Taliban have caused growing carnage with a massive escalation of their roadside bombing campaign, which has killed more than 2,000 civilians to date.
Dmitri Alperovitch, chief technology officer and co-founder of CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity firm, said his company had seen a "massive escalation" in cyber-attacks tied to the Russian government since sanctions were imposed last year over Moscow's actions in Ukraine.
Such was the national mood at the end of April, when Nixon announced plans to knock out Vietcong sanctuaries in Cambodia, thus precipitating a massive escalation in campus rebellion.
While he is best known for his time at the head of the Defense department, during which time he presided over a massive escalation of the Vietnam War, Tyler Cowen reminds us that there was more to the man's career than warfaring.McNamara also had a huge influence on the economics profession, most of all through his 13-year presidency at the World Bank.
Our 21 00 ceasefire announced in advance over local radio stations was transformed instead into a massive Israeli escalation".
Lest you forget, the governor and those gathered in Bangor that day were celebrating a still-murky "incident" that touched off a massive American escalation of the war.
More than anything else, it was Johnson's betrayal of his peace mandate and massive Vietnam escalation that set off the 60's cultural revolution and led to the chaos of the 1968 Democratic convention.
It is becoming pretty clear that General Stanley McChrystal may be engaged in a calculated strategy to break the military's chain of command and publicly try to force the Obama administration to accede to his demands for a massive troop escalation in Afghanistan.
If Greece is to stay within the eurozone, we need to secure a massive de-escalation of the tensions, rhetoric and threats from both sides – and fast.
