Sentence examples for no longer escalating from inspiring English sources

But these days, fewer big buildings are changing hands, and prices are no longer escalating at a dizzying pace.

That may be helped by the fact that prices are no longer escalating the way they did the last few years.

With his wife standing by his side, Mr. Norquist, 51, said he was admitting the affair with Ms. Figueroa, who is 41 and divorced, because "there have been repeated threats and attempts to coerce my family economically and emotionally" and "we can no longer tolerate escalating threats and outrageous demands".

She feared for her safety, and the situation escalated until she no longer felt safe on campus.

As the rhetoric and the threat levels escalate, Trump is no longer simply a national embarrassment, he's a national menace.

The 'dinosaur' could no longer survive - closing due to the escalating costs of running a 45,000 square foot physical retail store on one of the priciest strips of real estate in the world.

The "central consequence of overexposure to Internet pornography," writes Scientific American, "is hedonic adaptation, which means that what was once arousing no longer does the trick, and thereby addicts escalate to increasingly extreme ('harder') images".

But as the cost of living escalated, her aunt could no longer afford the fees and Maureen was forced to drop out of school.

At that point, escalating the arms race will no longer be favored by natural selection, and the evolutionary one-upping will stop.

Disease activity status was assessed at clinic visits every 3 to 6 weeks in the first three months then every 6 weeks until the criteria to escalate dose (see below) were no longer fulfilled.

The cost of power station construction is escalating sharply and generation costs can no longer be estimated with confidence.