Sentence examples for Suggests trouble ahead from inspiring English sources
But the PAN's insistence on the union-busting clauses, and his own party's rejection of them, suggests trouble ahead.
All of that suggests trouble ahead for Mattel, which has seen its share price tumble from a high of $47.82 at the end of last year to $30.88 on Wednesday.
This generous move was what first stoked the ire of shareholder activists.Hedge funds short-selling Chesapeake's shares talk of "red flags" that suggest trouble ahead.
Also, the Federal Reserve stepped in before the reports to announce a big expansion of its face-saving term auction facility for banks, suggesting trouble ahead.
Pointing to evidence gathered since the IPCC report, this week's report suggests trouble lies ahead.Hot on topThe ACIA reckons that in recent decades average temperatures have increased almost twice as fast in the Arctic as they have in the rest of the world.
This suggests some trouble ahead.
Thailand will remain one of Asia's slowcoaches.On the surface, the massive debts of South Korea's households and firms might suggest serious trouble ahead.
Someone else will come along to provide the service and, if they give it their full attention, to improve it.Yet this little contretemps may suggest bigger trouble ahead for Google and big changes in the offing for the internet.
However, this study suggests that there is trouble ahead if prospective recruiters are to be evaluated by the current ones.
So CNIL's ruling suggests there could be trouble ahead for other users of the template.
