Sentence examples for that the escalation from inspiring English sources

Beyond that, the escalation in Syria, with the killing of several members of Mr. Assad's inner circle, coming hours before a suicide attack on an Israeli tour bus in Bulgaria, only underscored how the Arab uprisings over the past 18 months have upended Israel's strategic assessments about a neighborhood that it has traditionally viewed as hostile but stable.

Lyng's study seems to suggest that the escalation we are experiencing in rooftopping activities is as much about our environment as it is about personal needs and desires.

And West's contention – that the "escalation of the class war against the poor and the working class is intense … [and] more and more working people are beaten down.

Both sides have clashed before, but some Yemenis said that the escalation of violence would now draw more people into the streets.

The White House has made some headway in convincing lawmakers that the escalation of American troops in Iraq has improved security conditions there, and lawmakers of both parties say they have seen such evidence themselves.

A second theory is that the escalation is coming from certain rooftoppers using the practice as a pathway into political activism – and the Hong Kong hijack and the Moscow star stunt certainly indicate this may be the case.

Regional officials must deal with concerns that manifest themselves through local protests in ways that discourage the escalation of tensions.

"That means the escalation of the conflict," he wrote.

The films that marked the escalation, in writer's memory, were Arthur Penn's "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967) and Sam Peckinpah's "The Wild Bunch" (1969).

Of special interest is the identification of natural and intrinsic mechanisms that limit the escalation of energetics.

Major Duncan Briggs, of 6 Gurkha Regiment, told his visitors from Porton Down that, "Theoretically the escalation would be: Talk, Photograph, CS [tear gas], Baton rounds, Shotgun, and then Small Arms fire".