Sentence examples similar to sharp escalation in cost from inspiring English sources

Parallel to this technological change there has been a sharp escalation in costs regarding the new generations of jet fighter aircraft.

Analysis from the Placements Northwest census identifies sharp escalation in costs, for example a £45m increase in expenditure on residential care placements this year.

By the time he wrote the book, however, Bradley had come to believe in limits on campaign spending and blamed Hanna for a sharp escalation in campaign costs.

His letter represents a sharp escalation in the row between Miliband and the Mail group.

But Friday's violence south of Phnom Penh, the capital, was a sharp escalation in the unrest.

If Mahmoud Abbas introduces cases against Israel, that will likely trigger a further sharp escalation in tensions.

The sharp escalation in violence started shortly after a Chicago police officer was charged with first-degree murder in the killing of Laquan McDonald, a black teenager.

But in a statement, the WHO said that "a vigorous response" from the international community is needed to prevent a sharp escalation in the outbreak.

The attack, in a speech Mr. McCain is to give today, marks a sharp escalation in the war of words between two of the leading Republican presidential contenders.

Taken together, the two speeches are a sharp escalation in the public accusations around a conflict that has so far remained mostly in the shadows.

By evening, Israel had issued a stern warning that it was examining all possible responses, signaling the potential for a sharp escalation in the area.