Sentence examples for possibility of escalation from inspiring English sources

"The army and this brigade are currently preparing for the possibility of escalation and broader warfare," said a real letter that went out recently to Givati Brigade reservists.

When pressed, quite reasonably, by Senator Tom Udall, who said that he agreed that Assad had done something "horrific" but wanted to know more about diplomacy and the possibility of escalation, Kerry compared the present moment to the Holocaust, and not going along with strikes to turning away Jewish refugees.

Risk-based design has an important role in the inherent prevention of domino effect, limiting the possibility of escalation by both physical distances between units and introduction of robust safety barriers.

Should street violence in Iran escalate, it also spells the possibility of an escalation of violence in the Middle East.

"We view the incident as problematic," a senior official said, "but we're wary of the possibility of unintended escalation".

Sanctions may limit the possibility of an escalation in fighting or an overt Russian invasion of the east.

Thus, the system is prone to lose flexibility in the long-run, which might constitute its downfall due to the mathematics of a reduced number of powers leading to a reduced number of opportunities for interaction and a renewed concentration of the share of available attention increasing the possibility of conflict escalation similar to the situation described on the Cold War example.

Han says the dilemma of reacting strongly to North Korean intransigence while containing the possibility of conflict escalation is a big challenge for the U.S-South Korean alliance.

"Of course there are also more basic problems with the whole situation, but the personal aspect contributes to possibility of further escalation".

This new finding offers the possibility of dose escalation to a remaining smaller tumour volume.

This resulted in advantages including a potential reduction in radiation-related side effects, as well as the possibility of dose escalation to improve tumour control.