Sentence examples for a sign of problems from inspiring English sources

Rather than a sign of problems with the business, he said, the move to full-price is "an opportunity to sell more things to the same person".

Still, Fischer's use of nonautobiographical material, which must have seemed admirably mature, looks in retrospect like a sign of problems to come.

As a sign of problems to come, lorry sales in India and exports too have plummeted.Tata Motors is groaning under the debt run up from its purchase for $2.3 billion of Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford in June 2008.

Transcript: Clinton's Remarks in Charleston, W.Va. [Update, 11 41 p.m.: A Democrat pulled off an upset Tuesday night in a Congressional election in a conservative Mississippi district, a sign of problems ahead for Republicans, The Times's Adam Nossiter reports.] 9 23 p.m. | Mixed Messages?

One in 20 patients also developed pressure sores - a sign of problems with the quality of nursing care.

Problems related to interactions between components is a sign of problems with the software architecture of the system and are often costly to fix.

In functional and general aspects of life quality a higher score shows a better functional condition or a better life quality whereas, in the symptoms aspect, a high score is a sign of problem.

Protein is needed for every function of the body, and low protein can be a sign of other problems such as liver, kidney or heart problems.

The supposed transgression may have been a sign of worsening problems off the field; the Mets still have plenty of problems on it.

That may be a sign of worsening problems, analysts said.

Investors interpreted the news as a sign of cash problems.