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escalate

[es-kuh-leyt] / ˈɛs kəˌleɪt /


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However, concerns over those intrusions "escalated significantly" following the discovery of the threatening graffiti.

From BBC

When they started to dig down they escalated the issue to the council, who then called in specialist engineers and contractors.

From BBC

He added that Chan's offending "escalated and became far more serious" after he left his job at a primary school in 2017 and started work at the nursery.

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This would satisfy "escalating demands for higher performance", the company said.

From Barron's

Initially, his businesses was doing fine, but with various costs escalating, there came a point when his remuneration through a Welsh government agreement was not meeting his overheads.

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