Sentence examples for a harbinger of more from inspiring English sources

It was a harbinger of more clutch serving.

It may be a harbinger of more stability.

That could be a harbinger of more closings, but it is not the only trouble sign for the industry.

The prize to the CERN scientists is likely to be a harbinger of more honors to come.

The W.T.C. bombing may also have been a harbinger of more destructive attacks of international terrorism in the United States.

A trickle of reported malnutrition deaths of sick and vulnerable people in blockaded areas could be a harbinger of more widespread famine, aid workers say.

Already, China Mobile's purchase at the end of April of a 12% stake in a Taiwanese telecoms firm, Far EasTone, marks the first big mainland investment in Taiwan since 1949, a harbinger of much more to come (see article).Of the two sides, Taiwan stands to gain hugely more from all this.

The new cards are a harbinger of spring, more eagerly awaited in some neighborhoods than the first buds.

Civil libertarians greeted T.I.A. with alarm and called it a harbinger of even more Orwellian technologies to come.

But both characterized the slowdown as a soft landing after record results bolstered by the Olympics and the elections rather than a harbinger of a more serious downturn.

"This event absolutely is not a harbinger of war, more likely it's a means of political pressure, to threaten war," he said.