Sentence examples for steep escalation from inspiring English sources
The report, approved by 16 intelligence agencies, concluded that a previously steep escalation in violence had been checked.
So, because of the steep escalation in prices, many of the homes on the million-dollar category are nothing to brag about.
The steep escalation of rates of violence has been checked for now, and overall attack levels across Iraq have fallen during seven of the last nine weeks.
One thing that would sour them on Mr. Obama, they said, would be a steep escalation of the war in Afghanistan.
Many low-income people, who are least able to afford a steep escalation in the cost of cooling their homes or filling their cars, would receive only modest amounts of money from the tax cut Mr. Bush has proposed.
Beyond the lack of empathy, this is a steep escalation of Trump's claims that Representative Frederica Wilson, who was in a car with Johnson during the call, and said that the President had not been respectful, had "totally fabricated" her account of it.
The announcement of impending martial law marked the steepest escalation yet in the political battle between Egypt's new Islamist leaders and their secular opponents over the draft constitution.
A judicial strike would be the steepest escalation yet in a political struggle between the country's new Islamist leaders and the institutions of the old authoritarian government over the drafting of a new constitution.
Nurco, Hanlon, Kinlock, and Duszynski (1988), in their study of addicted males, found that individuals who did not have a criminal history before their addiction emerged had a steeper escalation in their criminal behavior during their addiction periods than those who already had a criminal history before they became addicted.
"Nothing to Lose" is Mr. Child's steepest feat of escalation thus far.
118, 119 With the increasing use of IMRT, enabling dose escalation and the associated steep dose gradients, it is critical to accurately localize the target for precise treatment delivery.
