Sentence examples for number has escalated from inspiring English sources

But that number has escalated, and the action on Wednesday makes only a dent in those confirmable posts.

This week ABC's John McWethy reported that the number had escalated to 350,000 before the battle is even joined.

The numbers have escalated since then.

He said: "Now the numbers have escalated to these very significant levels, we are really struggling to be able to support these vulnerable young people.

He said: "Local government has statutory duties to provide care for unaccompanied minors under the age of 18 and those numbers have escalated dramatically in the last four to five weeks.

As these numbers have escalated, the critical concern lies with the 'burden of Intelligibility,' with respect to woman's testimony in a rape trial.

NATs give rise to sense-antisense transcript pairs that were once considered as rare, but the number identified has escalated greatly with the availability of DNA sequencing resources and public databases.

But the number of mergers has escalated rapidly, and the vast majority are still approved without controversy.

The number of attacks has escalated since the start of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan on 10 July.

The rebels in the east signed a ceasefire agreement with the Ukrainian government in February, but recently the number of violations has escalated.

Since then the number of reported HIV infections has escalated and the total number of people living with HIV was estimated to be 260,000 (range 150,000 430,000) at the end of 2005 [23].