Sentence examples for a harbinger of disasters from inspiring English sources

Lusi may be a harbinger of disasters to come.

[ 24] While Kerala has been a role model for India as well as the whole world through many of its achievements, in the NCD context, it is a harbinger of disasters to come unless trends and behaviour can be broken or changed.

Mississippi was a harbinger of disaster for congressional Republicans in November and a warning of how difficult it will be for John McCain to win the White House.It is rare for a party to win a third presidential term.

It's one of my political rules of thumb that, when liberals and conservatives advocate the same policy, it's a harbinger of disaster, because they agree on a course of action for different reasons and neither faction poses serious questions regarding the other side's logic.

The slide closely matched the slump in the Conservative vote share and was seen by some commentators as a harbinger of disaster for the Liberal Democrats in 2015 if many of the party's supporters were to defect to punish the leadership for compromising with the Conservatives on the government's harsh austerity program and cutbacks in welfare and education, including a tripling of university fees.

"I'm not convinced that they're a harbinger of disaster," Miller says.

And a victim narrative needs a victimizer, or at least a harbinger of disaster.

This year, according to Mecklin, more than 10,000 media outlets mentioned the hands' movement as a harbinger of disaster.

11 In summary, delayed PCT could be a harbinger of disaster.

One can always retrospectively interpret artistic unease as a harbinger of coming disaster, yet at times in the past the signs have seemed inescapable.

But he comes to believe that the engine is a harbinger of a disaster and that his life has been spared so that he can save the town from an apocalyptic end.