Sentence examples for close threatening from inspiring English sources

"Threatening not to close, threatening legal action, maybe the threat of an attorney general's action, all can bring a developer to negotiate," Mr. Graubard said.

Three of the last remaining Remploy factories are to close, threatening 160 disabled workers with redundancy, the company has announced.

Sofie on Facebook Remploy to close factories Three of the last remaining Remploy factories are to close, threatening 160 disabled workers with redundancy, the company has announced.

(See "TARP Changes Colors").. Already in the red when Paulson began his speech in the late New York morning, Wall Street extended its losses into the close, threatening to test the lows set Oct. 10.

Due to heavy snow, his local airport in Doncaster was closed, threatening his holiday plans.

"No one says, 'He's been inside'?" He came up closer, threatening.

The period is pre-HIV/Aids, but connections to the metaphors are there: the alienation from the world of parents, the sense of being a perpetual outsider, and the people to whom you feel closest threatening you with hidden dangers.

The unexpected announcements, made yesterday after the stock market closed, threaten to unleash a firestorm of criticism that is likely to reach the highest levels of the agency company.

MFY objected, saying that it was not clear that family members and caseworkers would be consulted in the relocation process, and that the haste of the closing threatened residents' legal rights to treatment and shelter.

This week Mr. Obama came close to threatening a veto of legislation that combines the payroll tax cut with "extraneous issues" like the pipeline.

The Sharks have been held scoreless a record three straight games – and haven't looked close to threatening in well over a month.