Sentence examples for represents a dramatic escalation from inspiring English sources

The neighbours worry that this could upset the security of the entire region, the experts are concerned that it represents a dramatic escalation in technology, the diplomats nod their heads and say: "This time they've gone too far.

And it will certainly represent a dramatic escalation of a campaign that just a month ago Obama declared would be narrowly focused and limited to protecting U.S. citizens in Iraq and assisting refugees fleeing Islamic State as it rapidly seized large parts of the country this summer.

The killings were the first big attack in Jerusalem for four years and represent a dramatic escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, rekindled last week by deadly clashes in Gaza.

But if true, the attack would represent a dramatic escalation of China's simmering Uighur problem.

The Black Friday rallies and demonstrations represent a dramatic escalation of the growing protest movement among employees of America's largest private employer.

"The Black Friday rallies and demonstrations represent a dramatic escalation of the growing protest movement among employees of America's largest private employer," Peter Dreier, a professor of politics and urban and environmental policy at Occidental College wrote in a recent op-ed.

This represents a dramatic shift in priority.

And this resolution represents a dramatic departure in foreign policy.

But the new bill represents a dramatic broadening of penalties.

This represents a dramatic reduction in energy consumption".

Transgression into the rhizosphere or an animal host represents a dramatic change in environmental conditions.