Sentence examples for really escalating from inspiring English sources

Healthcare is more expensive for old, frail people than it is for young fit people, with costs really escalating in the last year of life.

Are rates of mental illness in young people really escalating?

This started really escalating at 8 or 9 p.m. on Thursday night.

Emerging as a qualified professional, I found myself in complex situations where the learning really escalated.

"Then it really escalated," said Mr. Duvenage's son Daan, 45.

"The charge and counter-charge has just really escalated and become more personal and, well, simple-minded".

"As time has gone on, the importance of these debates as moments in this election has really escalated," said Mr. Baier, who has moderated several debates this year.

"The notion that they might start landing fighters … would really escalate tensions between the US and China and make the region very nervous".

Then someone asked why Spicer thought any of that would lead Vladimir Putin to abandon Syria, Russia's longtime ally, and that's when Spicer's difficulties really escalated.

"I think the magnitude of the differences within Division I has really escalated in the past 10 years," said R. Gerald Turner, a co-chairman of the commission and president of Southern Methodist.

"They can't really escalate the pace of reform because that will mean dismantling the regime, and they can't escalate the violence without bringing on other serious problems".