Sentence examples for was further escalated from inspiring English sources
"If the situation was further escalated, or if a land invasion took place as Israelis have said, this would mean dire consequences in the region, and we could never accept that, and the free world could never accept that".
The controversy was further escalated in early May 2007, when aggregate news site Digg received a DMCA cease and desist notice and then removed numerous articles on the matter and banned users reposting the information.
The dose was further escalated by 20 25% in three patients who had a further VTE event at 120% of a therapeutic dose.
On the third cycle, gemcitabine was further escalated in 14 (39%) patients, and the mean dose was 1371 mg m−2.
If there had been no improvement then either treatment for the initially made diagnosis was further escalated or empirical treatment for the next likely cause of cough was instituted.
Then, if patients did not experience grade 2 or more neutropenia (neutrophil count <1500 per mm) or severe toxicity, the dose of wPTX was increased to 100 mg m−2 on day 8. Similarly, the dose was further escalated to 120 mg m−2 on day 15 if no toxicity or neutropenia (grade 2 or more) was present.
All this has been further escalated in Warsaw with ill-advised attempts to try to hold developed countries legally liable for the effects of past emissions.
Within two weeks the issue had been further escalated to Mark Otty, E&Y's London-based managing partner for Europe, Middle East, India and Africa, who assembled a team of senior figures to deal with the matter, also calling in law firm Linklaters to provide outside advice.
The discrepancies in petrophysical estimates are further escalated due to pressure- and pore-size-dependent fluid flow mechanisms in the nanopores of ultra-tight rocks.
These costs were further escalated, and the network design became more complex, when a partially or fully meshed network design was needed.
The end of the fighting on Okinawa that month provided airfields even closer to the Japanese mainland, allowing the bombing campaign to be further escalated.
