Sentence examples for a poor sign from inspiring English sources

A poor sign for housing under a future Conservative administration.

Still, it would be a poor sign for Mr. Obama if he failed to lead in the polls after his convention in Charlotte.

Still, that Mr. Perry's numbers have gotten worse as he has become better known — and as Mr. Obama's approval ratings have been low and steady at best — is a poor sign for his campaign.

The departure of two Republican senators from Democratic-leaning states was treated by Republican party leaders as a poor sign of the party's chances in the upcoming elections.

This may evolve into an ESE, which is a poor sign, although survivors with good neurologic outcome are increasingly reported [ 16- 18].

Consider a shameless press and a prime minister editing of rival's words into a bare-faced lie, and in doing so, merely giving an impression of responsible leadership that is in fact a very poor sign of politics.

High levels of expression of c- erbB-2 (HER-2/neu), and the homologous c- erbB-1, is a poor prognostic sign, and signaling from these receptors occurs in part through p44/42 MAPK.

Wasting of skeletal muscle (cachexia) is associated with a variety of chronic or inflammatory disorders and has long been recognized as a poor prognostic sign.

Focal findings with asymmetry are a poor prognostic sign, and MRI of the brain should be followed up with imaging of the entire neuroaxis.

Skip metastases (Fig. 24) are considered rare (less than 5%% of osteosarcomas [19]); however, their presence automatically determines an AJCC stage ≥III and is considered a poor prognostic sign [36].

Introduction Because oliguria is a poor prognostic sign in patients with acute renal failure (ARF), diuretics are often used to increase urine output in patients with or at risk of ARF.