Sentence examples for sure to escalate from inspiring English sources

In the coming days the diplomatic clash with Moscow is sure to escalate.

The 300-page report is sure to escalate the debate over policing Wall Street, and it may foreshadow a criminal case against employees at the center of the trading disaster, Jessica Silver-Greenberg Silver-Greenberg and Ben Protessok.

The report is sure to escalate the battle between the racing association, which is quasi-independent, and the administration of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, whose executive branch agencies include the Racing and Wagering Board.

Neither Mr. Bruno nor the Elections Committee's chairman, Senator Joseph A. Griffo, would rule out seeking testimony from the governor's father, a move that would be sure to escalate tensions in Albany.

He hopes BellSouth's reputation for reliability and customer service will protect it from the price wars and churning that are sure to escalate.

When to call management: Be sure to escalate issues where the agent thinks (or knows) your company has really screwed up.

But do I want to be sure not to escalate out of frustration?

The Italian took the Republic to this summer's European Championship in Poland and Ukraine, the nation's first major championship for 10 years, but performances hence have drawn fierce criticism which is sure only to escalate after last night's capitulation at Dublin's Aviva Stadium.

Volker said there's no way to be sure why Putin decided to escalate in the Azov Sea this week, but increasing tensions between Russia and Ukraine were sure to boil over at some point and Putin has shown no desire yet to discuss a diplomatic resolution.

I have learned over my year in the crucible of the most public of battles that a government's lack of awareness of the impact of its statements is the surest way for problems to escalate.

But it still may be less risky to allow users to escalate when they need it and have other ways to make sure they really did need it.