Sentence examples similar to threatening rise from inspiring English sources
Whether all of the threatening forces rise up against him in the next 10 days remains to be seen.
Investment banks' costs are once again threatening to rise, now that competition for employees has resumed: Mr Mack's economy drive notwithstanding, CSFB is being drawn in.
The red shirts have long threatened to rise up against a coup.
These struggles from the "past" always threaten to rise up, consume any new movement for change and bury "the future".
With a steady rain that has not ceased since 10 p.m. Saturday, it threatens to rise higher.
Millionaire property investors threaten to rise up at any suggestion that negative gearing, a tax deduction ruse, be scrapped.
And the Fed achieves that zero rate by being willing to buy short-term government debt whenever the rate threatens to rise above zero.
Sanders has also sought to manage expectations, which have threatened to rise sky-high for him.
Robots put jobs on the line and threaten a rise in income inequality, experts say.
Up to one-fourth of the city's area would be threatened by rising floodwaters if the sea level rose by one meter.
Up to one-fourth of the city's area would be threatened by rising floodwaters if the sea level rose by three feet.
