Sentence examples for those escalated from inspiring English sources

Using those escalated privileges, the attacker changed the python code of the nova-compute and restarted the service, causing it to behave maliciously.

The only question will be who pays for those escalating costs.

By leading a multinational force to quell the Houthi rebellion Saudi Arabia is making a show of decisiveness against those escalating threats.

But those escalating incidents, Obama assured the business community, don't mean that the government will extend its regulatory reach.

A strong rule also will save taxpayers a lot of money by requiring troubled schools to post those escalating letters of credit, so money is available to compensate ripped off students.

But those fears escalated sharply on Friday when a large bomb obliterated a Beirut block, killing eight people including Brig.

Those protests escalated into a siege, in which the American ambassador, Christopher Stevens, and three members of his staff were killed.

Those concerns escalated, he wrote, with each of the other two bills that the firm submitted for work it had done over the same time period.

The action raised the possibility that the tough new measures would mirror those that escalated tensions in the region five years ago, contributing to the North's test-firing of an intercontinental missile and testing of a nuclear device in 2006.

Those fears escalated in October, when opponents of British Columbia's ambitious farmed Atlantic salmon program, which is heavily promoted by the government, presented lab results they said showed an asymptomatic form of the virus in wild Pacific salmon.

Those concerns escalated in the summer of 2011, prompting an assistant MF Global treasurer to write in an Aug. 11 e-mail that she was having to spend "hours every day shuffling cash and loans from entity to entity," the report says.