Sentence examples for seem to be escalating from inspiring English sources

The police have tried to control matters, but rather than being solved, the problems seem to be escalating and the locals are increasingly staying indoors or even moving out of the trouble spots.

Whether the two women read English, or understood the messages attached to the teddy bears rather than imagining they had been thrown away, I have no idea, but since the sentences imposed by London magistrates seem to be escalating at an alarming rate, I would like to say that I am not outraged by what amounts to foolish behaviour by a handful of foreign tourists.

"Media attacks seem to be escalating and moving away from annoying, simple denial of service attacks and toward full domain compromise which, if successful, puts millions of NYT website users at risk," said Mr Westin.

Ken Westin, a security researcher for Tripwire, an online security company, told the BBC: "Media attacks seem to be escalating and moving away from annoying, simple denial-of-service attacks and toward full domain compromise which, if successful, puts millions of NYT website users at risk".

But it does seem to be escalating.

They do seem to be escalating and becoming more disturbing," Sergeant Bob Ray told The Huffington Post.

"But I think, more broadly, this is of course a cloud on the horizon for BP, because the crisis in Ukraine seems to be escalating rather than de-escalating," he told the BBC.

The dispute seems to be escalating beyond the presidential issue.

"The situation there seems to be escalating in dangerous ways," Mr. Goldstein said.

But even as the conflict seemed to be escalating, there was news of a possible break.

Republican state legislators in Albany also said they did not understand why Mr. Giuliani was not offering sympathy to Mr. Dorismond's family, and seemed to be escalating emotions after the incident.