Sentence examples for to escalated from inspiring English sources
verb
To increase (something) in extent or intensity; to intensify or step up.
- Violence escalated during the election.
It is known that the growth of epithelial tumors leads to escalated neoangiogenesis [ 12].
The HD18 trial and the HD0607 trial also investigate the effectiveness of the addition of rituximab, a drug that is effective on Reed Sternberg cells despite the absence of CD20, to escalated BEACOPP.
Among the various psychosocial correlates the most consistent finding of PSU was the persistent association with life events from early adolescence to young adulthood which is in line with the finding that negative life events contribute to escalated substance use during adolescence [ 6].
Then I started to escalate.
Impatience tends to escalate".
Tensions started to escalate at that point.
International pressure has continued to escalate.
"We need to escalate," Ms. Abdullah said.
Now he decided to escalate his efforts.
And the violence continues to escalate.
He may try to escalate the situation.
