Sentence examples for threatened to develop from inspiring English sources

In South Sudan, 2013 ended in political chaos that threatened to develop into civil war.

Merck has agreed to cut the price of two AIDS medicines in Brazil, after the government there threatened to develop generic copies.

Then, just as the match threatened to develop into a stalemate that would not be broken, Hull found some fluency to take the lead.

Merck has agreed to cut the price of two AIDS medicines in Brazil, bowing to pressure from that country's government, which threatened to develop generic versions of one of the drugs.

In March, for instance, Merck agreed to cut the price of two AIDS medicines in Brazil after the government threatened to develop generic copies of one of the drugs.

There has been growing violence in Sanaa, the second city Taiz and other Yemeni cities in recent weeks between pro and anti-Saleh forces that threatened to develop into a civil war.

Time to abandon a sore subject and move on, what with Mr. Shaw threatening to develop lockjaw and a steady stream of earnest underlings hammering away on his door like woodpeckers.

There is also a new system in the south-east off the coast of the Yucatán peninsula that is also threatening to develop into a named tropical storm on Wednesday as it heads north-west.

Much indignation prevails, especially among the "bourgeoisie," over the decision to strike, and the Government is receiving many offers of support in what threatens to develop into a social war.

At the same time, two tropical disturbances have been threatening to develop into tropical storms around the south-east coasts of the US, although initial fears that at least one of these could go on to become a damaging hurricane have lessened.

In the US, Bill Cosby is threatening to develop a new family comedy, "because there is a viewership out there [who] wants to see a married couple that acts like they love each other, children who respect the parenting and the comedy of people who make mistakes.