Sentence examples for tends to escalate from inspiring English sources

Impatience tends to escalate".

The traditional C.I.A. view is that North Korea tends to escalate its provocations toward the West incrementally, and that a nuclear test would be an extreme step.

Kara Dansky, the chief author of the ACLU report, told me this week that "the unnecessary use of paramilitary policing tactics tends to escalate the risk of violence to both civilians and officers".

"As we've seen in Ferguson, the militarization of policing tends to escalate the risk of violence to the communities,"said Kara Dansky, senior counsel with the ACLU's Center for Justice and the prime author of its June 2014 report on the militarization of US police.

And in Jerusalem, tension, coupled with the absence of any light on the political horizon, tends to escalate into violence.

Thus, the level of force applied against an uncooperative witness tends to escalate such that, if left unchecked, force levels, to include torture, could be reached".

"Physical conflicts tend to escalate," they wrote.

"Humanitarian wars, like all wars, tend to escalate," Professor Bass said.

Traditional fixed-term exclusions, on the other hand, tend to escalate to permanent exclusion.

Thus, any rate cut would tend to escalate the stampede out of the dollar.

Domestic abusers tend to be serially violent toward their partners, tend to escalate their assaults and tend to be manipulative.