Escalate used in a sentence

Escalate in a sentence as a verb

The point is not the one moron who does it; the point is having herself to escalate the issue to HR.

Love this snippet:> > Please escalate this to someone who can answer the question as to why this was changed.

What is this?I double-checked the work-servers, but those were fine, and have Other staff to help watch them, and escalate.

For the author though, this is probably the best option as he did not escalate the situation with the kid.

If enough people complain their penalties will escalate and their credit card processing rates will go through the roof.

There was no reason for his friend to escalate matters, there was no reason for the non-payee to escalate matters.

If they really want to escalate this to an expulsion, fine, but criminal consequences?

They would have to drastically escalate the cost of their surveillance program with respect to you and Bob to figure out what you're talking about.

Police in America seem to be willing to escalate a confrontation or "chase" to almost any level in order to prevent a bad guy from getting away.

I'm not sure how far this will escalate here in Germany but I'd imagine as airbnb has facilitated a transaction with a criminal the German authorities will want to pursue further.

For companies covered by Sarbanes-Oxley there are circumstances where the General Counsel is legally required to escalate an issue to the board of directors, or a subcommittee of it.