Sentence examples for phones threatening from inspiring English sources

Carphone Warehouse warned on Thursday that the strong growth of its U.K. home broadband division over the year might not continue in 2008, with the wider economic slowdown and the spread of Internet-ready phones threatening to bring in lower-than-expected sales.

But people's changing digital behavior, especially on mobile phones, threatens to stop the search ad business in its tracks.

And then take on the multinationals: clog their faxes and phones, threaten to buy shares and disrupt their meetings if they don't stop investing in Pakistan.

She said the tapping of phones threatened freedom of speech and the right to organise and protest.

The group has even tried its hand at phoning threatening messages to Israelis and posting propaganda on the internet.

National security adviser Condoleezza Rice spent an hour on the phone threatening then Prime Minister PJ Patterson to get Aristide out of there.

But it has sold so well here that yesterday morning one official could be heard on his mobile phone threatening all manner of action if more copies did not arrive at the museum shop pronto.

On page one, he tells us that barely had his research assistant started sounding out sources (who would come to appear more like witnesses for the prosecution as the case went on) than Morrison's lawyers were on the phone threatening legal action.

Lopez continued to call Angel's cell phone, threatening to torture him further, until he learned Angel had gone to the Independent Police Review Authority.

The PCC also control lucrative in-prison drug sales, trafficking of other contraband, control of prison commissary services, and numerous extortion scams that begin with an inmate on a cell phone threatening a civilian on the other side of the wall.

The families yell and scream, say horrible things into the phone, threaten us with everything they can think of.