Sentence examples for risk of takeover from inspiring English sources

As a result, the Afghan state is at risk of takeover by a malign coalition of extremists, criminals, and opportunists.

A troubled previous marriage, to Los Angeles rival First Interstate, had exposed it to the risk of takeover, and it grew nervous as it watched other banks go from merely big to huge.

"The information available to us as the sponsoring ministry suggests the risk of takeovers [of local breweries] are likely to be slight over the next year or two," an official noted.

But it also means a fine balance between the ideal of local control of a public service - and the risk of takeovers by self-appointed community leaders.

Although its new management is doing well, the firm is again protected from the risk of unwanted takeover, with all that can mean for dampening incentives and innovation.

Mr. O'Brien, who will remain as chairman of PanCanadian and a director of Fairmont, said some might grow by acquisition while others were "at risk" of being takeover targets.

As the banking industry braces for a furor over a new round of big bonuses, Bank of America is negotiating with the staff of the New York attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, to settle claims that the bank failed to adequately disclose the risks of the takeover to its shareholders, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

This gift of 50 shares was never implemented because of tax concerns, the risks of a takeover, and mainly because Moss changed his mind.

The other play suggested Britain was at risk of a fascist takeover.

The risk of a vengeful takeover by the Sunni majority is too great.

Allegations that 25 schools in Birmingham are at risk of an "Islamic takeover plot" reached new levels of hysteria recently.