Sentence examples for threatening repercussions from inspiring English sources

Other big businesses - American Airlines, Bank of America, Dow Chemical, Wells Fargo and major sports leagues - are threatening repercussions as well.

Sometimes it lasts long enough for politicians to get in the act, cajoling, offering to broker or threatening repercussions if the situation is not resolved.

Amid the confusion, Cornyn went from threatening Booker with repercussions for releasing the documents to backing off and saying he didn't know they had been pre-cleared ― and then back to threatening repercussions on Friday.

After early protests outside his Brooklyn home threatening repercussions if he were to lead the Senate to in any way compromise with Trump, he made the rounds on progressive shows and got vocal about standing against Trump nominations, all without being so incendiary and highly visible as to become a go-to far-right bogeyman a la House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.

It came to nothing, as the brigade commander threatened repercussions for the lack of discipline, and insisted on a resumption of firing in the afternoon.

The judiciary reforms are expansive enough that the EU has issued repeated warnings to Poland and is now threatening legal repercussions.

Costa's defection, after winning two caps for Brazil in March last year, threatens serious repercussions for the host nation when the one thing they clearly lack is a centre-forward.

A formidable challenge too, should Scotland reproduce the dreadful first-half display that threatens lasting repercussions or fail to find the moment of quality, the touch of fortune, that prevented the warranted reprieve of a draw in Skopje.

The judge seemed especially angry over the way union members threatened unspecified repercussions against a small Manhattan furniture dealer, Scully and Scully, if that company continued its annual practice of donating a piece of furniture toward an auction that raised money for the Metropolitan Opera Guild, an affiliate of the Met that donates money to musical education.

Their work had been done in the Olimpiyskiy three weeks earlier and the lingering image will be the passage of play early on that culminated with Vincent Kompany limping off and an unhappy piece of deja vu that threatens serious repercussions for the remainder of their season.

Hollande said his determination to act was reinforced after reading an interview Assad gave to French newspaper Le Figaro in which he denied that his forces had used chemical weapons and threatened "negative repercussions" against France if it intervened.