Sentence examples for threatened years from inspiring English sources

Carl C. Icahn once threatened "years of litigation" over the Dell buyout.

The announcement came just months after the biggest shakeup in the global recycling industry in recent memory, which threatened years of sustainability progress on campus.

If Dell did not comply, Mr. Icahn wrote in the letter, he would consider seeking seats on the board and threatened "years of litigation".

Either way, Dell may be embroiled in litigation, but then again, given that Mr. Icahn has threatened "years of litigation" over this buyout, everyone might be inured to it right now.

REUTERS How a Judge's Ruling Ends a Legal Threat to the Dell Buyout ||  Carl C. Icahn once threatened "years of litigation" over the Dell buyout, but a judge's statements on Friday are a vindication for the Dell board and the procedures it put in place, Steven M. Davidoff writes in the Deal Professor column.

He was speaking in the very courtyard where his life was threatened years ago, when the street outside Brick Towers -- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard -- was overrun with drug dealers who saw the young lawyer as a threat to business.

You have to hand it to Joe Biden — there aren't many people who can threaten years of careful triangulating with a few comments the way he can.

You have to hand it to Joe Biden there aren't many people who can threaten years of careful triangulating with a few comments the way he can.

His opposition to a two-state solution threatens years of work to achieve some kind of peace there.

Demonstrators from last May 6 are being threatened with years in prison or psychiatric confinement, another Soviet-era punishment.

Fiallos was a founding member of the Jilamito blockade and had been threatened over years for his work organising campesinos against land grabs by African palm conglomerates.