Due to growing company's size and escalating market competition, the company directors are trying to increase their share of the market demand.
The growing size and escalating price point of outdoor kitchens suggests that the backyard barbeque has evolved into a status symbol.
American teachers deal with a lot: low pay, growing class sizes and escalating teacher-bashing from politicians and pundits.
The escalating size of these histories is easily explained.
The type and size of aircraft, escalating security demands, increased passenger loads, changes in airline ownership and flight routes: these are just a few of the factors that have contributed to the terminal's obsolescence.
Elsewhere, if the rapidly escalating size and strength of opponents continues at the same rate further into the game, we could be looking at something very special come 25th May.
A racehorse achieves peak ability at age five, but the classic age of three years and the escalating size of purses, breeding fees, and sale prices have led to fewer races held with horses beyond age four.
But in the last couple months, a two-year-long standoff over how to increase the transaction capacity on the network — aka "the block size debate" — has escalated to a crisis point, with two sides threatening to use their versions of a nuclear option to get their way.
And former Secretary of State George P. Shultz has emphasized that we should "make failure tolerable," suggesting, for example, "an escalating schedule could be required of necessary capital ratios geared to size and matched with escalating limits on leverage".
The computational problems that scientists face are rapidly escalating in size and scope.
The nuclear arsenals of the superpowers escalated in size during the cold war because of the fear of nuclear pre-emption.
