Sentence examples for threatens to return from inspiring English sources

The smuggler threatens to return them to Greece, where Syrian smugglers will charge them triple for the journey.

The turmoil threatens to return Thailand to the political paralysis that gripped the country last year and contributed to an ongoing economic crisis.

Infectious disease doctors have long warned that antibiotic resistance — in which bacteria develop defenses against antibiotics used to kill them — threatens to return society to a time when people died from ordinary infections.

More than 200 elephants were killed in a single state of Cameroon in the first six weeks of 2012.This threatens to return African elephants to the crisis times of the 1970s and 1980s, when poaching was rampant and extinction loomed for many populations.

Disgusted by the idea of kidnapping a baby, Thongs threatens to return him, but relents after the Landlord tells him of his predicament.

In a letter to Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton, yesterday, Senators Diane Feinstein, Carl Levin, and John McCain warned that ZD30's "grossly inaccurate and misleading... suggestion that torture resulted in information that led to the location of Osama bin Laden" threatens to return America to "those dark times" in which we violated those unequivocal prohibitions on torture.

It threatened to "return fire for fire".

It still lurks, threatening to return at any moment.

Some of those jihadists have threatened to return home and carry out attacks on Tunisian soil.

He threatened to return to the Kansas supreme court with his own lawsuit, to force Democrats to name a replacement.

After boycotts had marred the previous two Olympiads, political problems threatened to return to centre stage at the 1988 Games.