Sentence examples for would be escalated from inspiring English sources

David Z. Plavin, president of the Airports Council International, an industry group, said that if pilots were armed, "the potential for real risk to people" would be "escalated dramatically".

The president has said efforts would be escalated against the Islamic State.

After obtaining contracts by a low bidding procedure, known as "straw-bids", costs to run the mail routes would be escalated and profits would be divided among ring members.

If this level was non-MTD, then the dose would be escalated to the next level.

If there was no no seizure activity with the duration longer than 25 seconds and then the shock duration would be escalated to 0.75 second or 1.0 second for the second or third electroshock respectively.

If DLT occurred in none of three or no more than one of six patients in dose level 1, doses would be escalated to dose level 2. Dose-limiting toxicity in more than one of three or more than two of six patients would be considered unacceptable.

The Internet in Syria was cut off on Thursday, Anne Bernard and Hala Droubi reported, perhaps a sign that the government would be escalating its response to the rebels, who have been making gains recently.

"That would be escalating a bad situation instead of solving it.

This summer, as ridership increases, the conflict between cellphone shouters and those who would quiet them appears to be escalating.

And the feud appears to be escalating.

Salazar and the band's management soon released a statement: "I am sorry that my attempt at doing something I thought would be funny escalated into Mike getting hurt.