Sentence examples for rising scale of from inspiring English sources

Halfway up Maze Hill I concluded that the easiest thing would be to employ a rising scale of pedantry.

As recently as Thursday, Archuleta was insisting she would not resign but the rising scale of the crisis as prompted fierce criticism from lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

By next year, there will be a fleet of 3,000 cars available for a small daily or annual subscription and then a rising scale of charges from €5 per half-hour.

Brushing off concern from human rights groups about the rising scale of the massacres in Mayan villages, Mr. Abrams declared that "the amount of killing of innocent civilians is being reduced step by step".

For the funding of any intervention, Ofcom looks primarily to a slice of the licence fee, even though it has published this week a prediction that the rising scale of losses on regional news could drive ITV to dump that main PSB obligation a year or more before the digital switchover monies become available.

This gentle horseplay, for the sake of the Observer photographer, who has asked Tiffany to crouch on an uncomfortable box in order to make a rising scale of elevation for his picture, reveals the warmth and ease of the relationship between the creator of Harry Potter and the director who is about to bring a new story to the stage in the form of a play called Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

All of the subjects were able to discern the rising scales of intensity in their taste tests before mood induction.

Although there may be a certain amount of feeling ranging from the naïve to the politically revolutionary in such sentiments, they cannot be taken lightly, as is apparent from the serious consideration that is being given on a steadily rising scale to the whole problem of the relationship between social science and social policy.

The Bank says the buffer can be on a rising scale, depending on the size of the bank.

In one striking episode a piercing brass choir sets off a bevy of creeping chords and curious patterns of rising scales.

In the challenging Mozart aria "Martern aller Arten" (which Callas performs in an Italian translation), she is determined to sing the final set of rising scales -- two long, note-filled phrases -- on one breath.