Sentence examples for threatening to drag from inspiring English sources

Now they are threatening to drag down J. P. Morgan Chase's stock price.

The collapse in social care is "threatening to drag down the NHS", the shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham has warned.

There's always a force threatening to drag the narrator under in these songs: an icy road, a storm, a mate's deep sleep, gravity.

Corruption is a source of growing public anger and frustration in India, and a yoke threatening to drag down the coalition government led by the National Congress Party.

Ms. Dixit has sent him a legal notice accusing him of defamation and threatening to drag him to court if he does not apologize.

Bribery and doping allegations in football and athletics are threatening to drag sportswear maker Nike into two simultaneous PR crises that could tarnish the iconic swoosh brand.

This threatens to drag manufacturers down if service providers fail.

The legal issues threatened to drag on indefinitely, and West Ham withdrew its bid.

His warning threatened to drag Afghanistan directly into the dispute over American aerial surveillance of Iran.

The problem of unscrupulous agents is serious and complex, and threatens to drag down intercollegiate sports.

Whenever matters threaten to drag, the voice-over and jazzy music propel the story forward.