Sentence examples for significantly escalating from inspiring English sources

"The failed military mutiny in Papua New Guinea risks significantly escalating the political standoff in the country," he wrote.

The seizure of money significantly escalates the government's attack.

The new punitive measures, part of a bill financing the military, would significantly escalate American sanctions against Iran.

The militant assault, one of the bloodiest attacks on the Egyptian army in its peacetime history, has prompted Sisi to intensify efforts to stop a long-running insurgency by jihadists with links to Islamic State (Isis) that has significantly escalated since the overthrow of former president Mohamed Morsi in July 2013.

The news of a potential end to the occupation, which began on 2 January, comes one day after the militia significantly escalated its protests by destroying part of a US Fish and Wildlife Service fence – in an effort, they say, to let cattle graze on federally controlled land.

Reflecting concerns about the health of the global financial system, the Federal Reserve and the world's other major central banks significantly escalated their assistance to global markets on Thursday, making almost $200 billion available after bank lending came to a near halt and threatened the global economy.

The use of unmanned drones in the war against terrorism — a technology that has greatly facilitated the ability of the government to kill specific people far from any "hot" battlefield — has significantly escalated under Mr. Obama, who has used them to target Qaeda leadership.

But heat transfer rate significantly escalates for two cases of the permeable Reynolds number Re.

The results point out that heat transfer significantly escalates with the increase of Brinkman number.

In patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus, the level of circulating AGE was found to have significantly escalated, implying that the rate of glycation reaction is highly concentration-dependent [4].

That would significantly escalate the Obama administration's current plan to reduce emissions between266% and 28% by 2025.