Sentence examples for hanging over all from inspiring English sources

Marques believes this will be used as a threat left hanging over all his activism and investigative journalism.

"The thing that's really hanging over all this is that when companies fund research, the companies attempt to borrow the prestige of the university," said Thomas O. McGarity, a law professor at the University of Texas at Austin and a board member at the Center for Progressive Reform.

And hanging over all these outstanding matters was the question of, "Why do they hate us?" To begin, Nanette Levinson, the American University School of International Service Dean of Faculty Affairs, welcomed participants by acknowledging the critical role Ambassador Ahmed plays in including his students in innovative Islamic studies research and interfaith dialogue.

The venture soon collapsed, leaving a cloud of mistrust hanging over all research into iron fertilisation.

"The sword of Damocles is hanging over all of them," said Frederick L. Whitmer, the state Republican Party's lead lawyer in the case.

Mr Saatchi, a former advertising executive and owner of the Saatchi Gallery, dismissed the incident as a "playful tiff" but did accept a police caution for assault to stop the incident "hanging over all of us for months".

The future of the economy is usually the most important question of the day, but can be obscured by proxy fights about values, personalities or battles with their roots in the past (eg, the Brown-Blair feuding that so disabled government in recent years).The clouds hanging over Mr Coulson were all about the past, now they have been swept aside.

All of which again prompts the question, the self-same question that is hanging over universal credit: is it all worth it?

Written in the hours before his death, they made clear to her that their family "would be better off without 'this' hanging over them all, forever," a source told the Daily News.

And hanging over it all was his fear that both his material and physical decline might not be coincidental, that they might have been caused by injuries to his brain suffered playing the game he loved so much – football.

As he has volunteered in court, describing it as something "hanging over" him all his life, he is the son of Britain's pre-World War II leading fascist, Sir Oswald Mosley, and his wife, Diana, who had Hitler as guest of honor at their secret wedding in Berlin in 1936.