Sentence examples for troubles escalate from inspiring English sources
As troubles escalate in Top Boy 2, Ra'Nell becomes more introverted, more determined – and strangely, more formidable.
The board is firmly behind Mr Blankfein, but a top-level sacrifice may eventually be needed, especially if the firm's legal troubles escalate.
As Charlie's troubles escalate, it dawns on Marilyn that perhaps she shouldn't have treated him as an adult all his life.
And while lenders are starting to become more cautious, unless the troubles escalate substantially, most of the mortgage industry is not expected to be seriously scarred.
After all, as Trump's domestic troubles escalate, he may look to military exploits overseas as a means of distraction.
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.
Mr. Dodd's troubles escalated in 2008 when he was one of two Democratic senators -- the other was Kent Conrad of North Dakota -- who had been accused of receiving improper discounts from Countrywide Financial.
With Syria's troubles escalating by the day, Jordan's northern neighbour proved fertile picking grounds for the militants, who Jordan says were Al Qaeda-linked terrorists, seeking all types of arms from explosives to machine weaponry.
Troubles escalated for Diamond Foods, the agreed-upon buyer, on Thursday as the Securities and Exchange Commission began an investigation into its accounting on the heels of the snack food company's own internal inquiry.
These will try to explore, in particular, the final stretch of his life while his troubles escalated, from the ear-cutting incident to July 29 , 1890 when he apparently committed suicide in Auvers-sur-Oise, France.
In 1970, as the Northern Ireland Troubles escalated, Gerry Fitt, John Hume and others associated with the civil rights campaign banded together to form a new grouping that they called the SDLP, to pursue their demands, democratically and peacefully, in both the Northern Ireland parliament at Stormont and at Westminster.
