Sentence examples for ongoing escalating from inspiring English sources
But Michael Zwibelman, litigation counsel for Google, has described its policing efforts as "an ongoing, escalating cat-and-mouse game".
But Michael Zwibelman, litigation counsel for Google, has described it as "an ongoing, escalating cat-and-mouse game".
Historical tensions between Nigeria's pastoralist Fulani and settled indigenous farmers have intensified in recent years, with dwindling natural resources and land availability greatly contributing to the ongoing, escalating conflict in the north of the country.
Hunter made the move in response to the "ongoing and escalating concerns over the governance and administration of the APY".
In the last sitting week of 2014 the South Australian parliament rushed to suspend the executive board of traditional landowners and appoint an administrator in response to what Hunter described as the "ongoing and escalating concerns over the governance and administration of the APY".
This may contribute to ongoing and escalating cannabis use among such individuals".
Against the backdrop of ongoing – and escalating – attacks on schools, aid workers, girl students and women teachers, this has been no easy task.
NCT01155687 The ongoing and escalating conflict in Afghanistan results in continuous social and sometimes traumatic stress which has an increasingly harmful impact on the mental health of the population.
Far be it for Secretary Bodman and his Energy Department to understand the meaning of the signal that their ongoing purchases of oil at escalating prices sends to the markets and its important impact on the psychology of the marketplace.
The protests, which have been ongoing since November 2013, escalated in violence when Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych signed into a new set of laws aimed at banning anti-government demonstrations.
"With the ongoing poaching crisis, escalating population decline and destruction of suitable habitat, extinction of the Sumatran rhino in the near future is becoming increasingly likely".
