Sentence examples for see escalation from inspiring English sources

But security chiefs see escalation as the preferred and only option.

The example of the midwives here shows the need to see escalation as a social process – one constructed by those who can alter or improvise on on-going habitual practice sometimes even to the extent that it can throw normal practice into question.

Comparing this two extreme groups we did not see escalations from the previous results.

2 Old age (or the older adult) is defined as the age of 65 or older, and the last century had seen escalation in the aging population.

It may seem counterintuitive, but when law enforcement does take down organised crime groups, it leaves an opportunity for others to take their place, often leading to "turf wars" which see an escalation in violence, not a de-escalation.

She added: "South Sudan is now at a tipping point, where we can see an escalation of violence, combined with a humanitarian disaster that can escalate into a major famine at the end of the year.

But Paris will see an escalation.

"I definitely see an escalation," Mr. Smith said.

It also said it hoped to see an "escalation in tactics against capitalism and industry" this year.

"We don't want to see an escalation," he told reporters at a news conference in Oslo.

"In the first hours after the agreement, we see an escalation in the most sensitive place in Jerusalem".