The company may go under. - Go out of business. SYN go bankrupt, The board may have to wind up the company. - Stop running a business and close it completely, The chairman had to step down. - Leave an important job., If there is a recession, we will all have to tighten our belts. - Spend less money because there will be less available., The company doesn’t want to go down that particular road. - Take a particular course of action., They are trying to wriggle out of their obligation to customers. - Avoiding doing sth that you should do., The company is trying to lure passengers away from its rivals. - persuade or tempt sb to do sth by offering them a reward. SYN entice sb, You can be sure that BA won’t take this situation lying down. - not accept a bad situation without a fight or protest, The city’s transport links could tip the balance in their favour. - affect the result of sth in one way rather than another., The situation is fuelling fears that prices could rise again. - Increase sth and make it stronger (fuel fears/inflation)/, Wait until the dust settles. - the situation becomes clearer and less disturbed., A takeover bid is on the cards. - likely to happen,

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