Sentence examples for trouble escalates from inspiring English sources

In their overlapping accounts, which share many painful details (Nic stole from both of his trusting, younger half siblings), the trouble escalates with sad inevitability.

The current dip may turn out to be worse as 1994 and 2004 were relatively normal cycles and this one may not be if sovereign trouble escalates and China growth disappoints as some bears expect (not us)." Morgan Stanley's Ronan Carr concludes that it is too early to buy and that the current correction phase is likely to last a few months or even quarters longer.

And just as the officers were getting back inside their car, the trouble escalated.

Meanwhile millions of pro-secular demonstrators have marched through Turkey's biggest cities to protest against the mildly Islamist AK government led by Mr Erdogan.The trouble escalated on April 27th, when the army general staff posted a dramatic statement on its website sketching out the dangers posed by "Islamic fanatics" to Ataturk's secular republic, and vowing to intervene if need be.

Once the trouble escalated police deployed water cannon and teargas in the most severe scenes of violence seen at an international fixture since the last time the England national team played a major event in Marseille, during the 1998 Fifa World Cup.

The trouble escalated after dark when car dealers had windows broken, some shops were looted and protesters set fire to a car and several other objects on the streets.

Yet when trouble escalated in Michoacan, Peña Nieto appeared to have little choice but to send in the troops.

Susan and Brian's troubles escalated, and by the fall of 1999, Brian had moved out.

As troubles escalate in Top Boy 2, Ra'Nell becomes more introverted, more determined – and strangely, more formidable.

It also cautioned that growth could be as low as 5.4 percent if the West's troubles escalated and tipped the United States and Europe back into recession.

The board is firmly behind Mr Blankfein, but a top-level sacrifice may eventually be needed, especially if the firm's legal troubles escalate.