Sentence examples for far threatening from inspiring English sources

"People all over the country are wondering whether takeover mania has finally gone too far, threatening the economic health of the country," the "Times" reported.

There have been a lot of debates — nineteen so far, threatening to eclipse the previous pre-nomination record, set last time around by the Democrats, who by this point in the 2008 season had gone to the mat sixteen times.

Prince, a former US navy Seal and CIA partner, made headlines earlier this week by telling the Daily Beast's Eli Lake that the so-called 'war on terror' had gone too far, threatening Americans' freedom as much as it provided American security.

According to a BBC report, North Korea's foreign ministry went as far threatening "grave consequences" and demanding a joint investigation into the allegations.

According to a BBC report, North Korea's foreign ministry went as far threatening "grave consequences" and demanding a joint investigation into the allegations.

"Those worries, alongside lingering anxiety among centrist Republicans that the bill is going too far, threatened to leave the rebooted effort short of the votes it will need to pass next week, when McConnell hopes to bring it to a vote.

"It is important to hold wrongdoers accountable for their actions, but going too far threatens Americans' First Amendment rights of free speech, free press, and peaceable assembly".

Within a few days of its publication, the managing director of Fars threatened to brand me a spy and to testify against me.

Far from threatening their own provincial values, his cosmopolitanism seemed to confirm them.

Far from threatening investigative journalism, this clause offers it unprecedented protection.

"Far from threatening competition, Google has consistently enhanced consumer welfare by increasing the services available to consumers".