Sentence examples for threatened further damage from inspiring English sources

It was an aftershock of 4.9 magnitude, one of many that have threatened further damage and loss of life.

The move threatens further damage to the pact, now stalemated over paramilitary arms.

However, the mass of compressed blood threatens further damage and the risk of the bleeding resuming is high.

In June, the F.B.I. in Los Angeles arrested Richard Brewer, a former Web administrator for a trade show company, accusing him of disabling his employers Web site and threatening further damage unless he was paid off.

And it is one that threatens further damage to Mr Humala's deteriorating reputation.The criminal in question is Óscar López Meneses, who was given a suspended prison sentence for helping to run a vast espionage, extortion and embezzlement racket in the 1990s for Vladimiro Montesinos.

In the middle of a voicemail hacking scandal that has killed the 168-year-old mass-circulation paper and threatens further damage to Rupert Murdoch's media empire, much of the public anger so far has focused on Rebekah Brooks, editor of News of the World between 2000 and 2003 when some of the most high-profile hacking occurred, and her successor Andy Coulson, under whom it continued.

Now, to compound the problem, cash must be thrown at any contract that threatens further reputational damage.

It threatened "further action" if she did not comply.

FFA has threatened further blockades on Friday night.

The NHL is in its second lockout of the last decade, one that's threatening to further damage an over-expanded league that is battling declining television ratings.

House Republicans are threatening even further damage if they don't get their way, possibly unleashing financial chaos if they manage to force the United States into its first default ever on the government's debt.