Sentence examples for seems to be escalating from inspiring English sources

"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.

Environmental disasters are not a new phenomenon, of course, but the number and scale of such disasters seems to be escalating.

"This is more of an everyday frustration that the violence seems to be escalating," she said, holding a poster of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The unrest seems to be escalating, and Kenyans are now literally ripping parts of their country apart, uprooting miles of railroad tracks, chopping down telephone poles, burning government offices and looting schools.

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

Violent clashes between Morsi supporters and the opposition near the presidential palace seem to be escalating as the evening wears on.

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.

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.

The cause for concern, as the deputies then saw it, was that the trouble, whatever it was, seemed to be escalating: first the felonies, then a couple of car cherry bombs without much damage, now this eight-inch pipe bomb, which appeared to have been directed at one or more Spur Posse members and had been, according to a member of the arson-explosives detail, "intended to kill".