Examples of 'ratcheted up' in a sentence
Meaning of "ratcheted up"
The phrase 'ratcheted up' is often used to describe a gradual or incremental increase in intensity, level, or intensity of something. It implies a step-by-step escalation or amplification of a particular situation, action, or emotion. For example, it can be used to describe the escalation of tensions between two countries, a rise in prices or costs, or an increase in the intensity of a conflict or disagreement
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The tension is not ratcheted up too high.
It only ratcheted up the hate between the parties.
Performance goals are being ratcheted up year over year.
And then ratcheted up these sanctions that have.
And even the action is ratcheted up.
More murders ratcheted up the tension.
But now the lies and propaganda are being ratcheted up.
It is going to continue to be ratcheted up until something breaks.
His potential liability to his former employers ratcheted up.
Now you have just ratcheted up the suspense.
All that became much harder to do when work hours ratcheted up.
He increased public spending and ratcheted up public infrastructure projects.
It ratcheted up expectations.
And those sanctions have been ratcheted up since then.
It has also ratcheted up its diplomatic assault on the US.
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The amplitude of my voice ratcheted up.
So you can not say we ratcheted up the tension by going in there.
The fact they were simultaneous attacks just ratcheted up that threat.
Indeed Putin ratcheted up the rhetoric last week.
Competitors took advance of this and ratcheted up their sales.
Elon Musk has ratcheted up his criticism of the media.
A sharp rise in the foreign population has ratcheted up racial tensions.
Violence was ratcheted up against those campaigning for the HDP.
But the huge surprise now is the tension is ratcheted up even further.
But that was way ratcheted up after my mom got AIDS.
The pressure on MAX be well be ratcheted up soon.
Some radicals ratcheted up an argument of conspiracy saying the CIA was involved.
Moms and women without kids have both ratcheted up their educational credentials.
This ratcheted up tensions between Washington and Beijing before trade talks this week.
The gun control debate has already ratcheted up tensions across the state.
In recent years, criticism of the company has ratcheted up.
Chinese rhetoric also ratcheted up against Taiwan.
Alas, it is far more likely that tensions will continue to be ratcheted up.
The main activist group ratcheted up expectations of a dramatic statement on Friday.
The situation around the Syrian city of Palmyra has ratcheted up sharply.
The Jews lost patience and ratcheted up pressure on the British to get out.
And my understanding is, their spending has ratcheted up again.
US officials also ratcheted up pressure on China.
When they arrive, they find that the competition has been ratcheted up.
But Trump had also ratcheted up tensions with North Korea.
The conflict in neighbouring Syria has polarised Lebanon and ratcheted up sectarian tensions.
The last two years, ratcheted up his criticism of the president.
But even in this context, the recriminations and missile-waving have ratcheted up in recent years.
The World Health Organization has ratcheted up the threat alert for the Swine Flu epidemic.
He ratcheted up Washington 's traditional request for the Europeans to spend more on their defense.
US bellicosity against Iran was ratcheted up in London.
Ericson systematically ratcheted up the choir 's technical skill and broadened the repertoire.
Facebook's repeated infractions have ratcheted up the pressure.
Wauquiez has since ratcheted up his anti-immigrant rhetoric by demanding a referendum on immigration policy.
Well, if the drama has not just ratcheted up a few notches.
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The tension is not ratcheted up too high
It only ratcheted up the hate between the parties
This too today is also ratcheted to extremes
