Sentence examples for more escalated from inspiring English sources

Aggressive behaviours can be ranked according to apparent escalation towards full fighting [ 14], and the more escalated behaviours were more common when the overall proportion of aggression was greater (figure 1), indicating that both the proportion and the intensity of aggression were affected by wasp age and host size.

"So it becomes more and more escalated that way," she said.

"We were talking and we kissed... Every time we started kissing, it got a little more escalated," Burns said.

"We were talking and we kissed... Every time we started kissing it got a little more escalated," Ryan Burns, a former love interest of Arias and co-worker at PrePaid Legal Services testified during day four of her trial.

In a statement released by Iran, which holds the group's rotating presidency and is one of Israel's most ardent foes, the group said: "Israel, the occupying power, is, once more, escalating its military campaign against the Palestinian people, particularly in the Gaza Strip".

Because at least for the rest of our lifetimes, our nation has a bull's-eye tattooed on its back, and no matter which party controls the White House, terrorists mean to strike at that bull's-eye in more escalating and destructive ways.

Then Obama signed the "American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012," and we are off and running to the next artificial crisis with even more escalating rhetoric, brought to us by the dealbreakers in D.C. Before we declare victory, we might want to step back and recognize that the fiscal cliff deal essentially codified into permanent law the Bush tax cuts of 2001.

In the case of hypoxia, it is important to remember that if the tumour stays hypoxic throughout the course of a treatment, more (escalating) radiation alone may not be sufficient to overcome the hypoxia-induced resistance.

This baseline imbalance in DMARD use is probably a reason for DMARDs being more often escalated or initiated in the dose reduction group, while dose reduction and discontinuation of DMARDs was more frequent in the usual care group.

"So it becomes part of their admin, their revenue-raising enterprise – it becomes more intensified, escalated and organised".

"The more we escalate in Afghanistan, the more we depend on Pakistan for logistics," he said, "and the more Pakistan may feel it can resist our pressure to go after the militants".