Sentence examples for may have escalated from inspiring English sources
By next year, hospitals' deficits may have escalated to such a degree that the NHS could face widespread financial collapse.
Fast-forward to the present day and what Bauman refers to may have escalated to the point of no return.
Shares of Vodafone rose 0.4%, to 116.70 pence $1.933) in London after news emerged that the company was considering a bid for T-mobile U.K. Shares in Volkswagen dropped as much as 4.9% after news reports indicated the power struggle between the company and luxury automaker Porsche may have escalated.
Yet whatever political problems Lerner may have escalated for the Obama administration in the scandal over IRS scrutiny of Tea Party and other conservative groups, history suggests neither she nor any other IRS official is likely to face criminal charges related to congressional testimony.
In addition, access block may interrupt elective surgery which may have escalating effects on the whole system.
This has not yet had serious environmental consequences but the rapidly expanding population may have escalating effects in the future.
Amy King, who directs the company's database, said that was partly because Warhol's work had done well at auction for years and partly because the data took in the entire gamut of works auctioned, not just the blockbusters, but also many lesser items that may not have escalated wildly in price.
"If there was this deterrent of it being actually illegal under the eyes of the law, then the officer may not have escalated things to that level, in putting Eric Garner in a chokehold," said Ari Saati, a spokesman for Lancman.
Individuals whose self-esteem problems have escalated may be more likely to: Tolerate abusive relationships.
Individuals whose self-esteem problems have escalated may be more likely to: Be aware that low self-esteem can get worse, not better, with time if left untreated.
For those families, financial problems have escalated, and they may pose some collective risks to the economy.
