Sentence examples for cast a dark cloud from inspiring English sources

Last year, the recession cast a dark cloud over the fair.

News of the death has cast a dark cloud over Greece.

In a release, Mr. Miller said that the event cast a "dark cloud" over the census.

The move "can't help but cast a dark cloud over the negotiations," Mr. Luftman said.

The Baninter scandal is likely to cast a dark cloud over a sunny country for a while yet.

If implemented, it would cast a dark cloud of vagueness and uncertainty over the lives of millions of Europeans.

But without the acknowledgment, the trading commission is pursuing a lawsuit against JPMorgan, which could cast a darker cloud over the bank.

IT has been three years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the start of a financial crisis that still casts a dark cloud over the global economy.

His Australia is no isolated continent; the country's vanished history casts a dark cloud over the present, indeed over all the world.

9.53am GMT Energy The Paris-based International Energy Agency warned in its monthly report on prospects for the oil and gas sector that events at Algeria's In Amenas gas facility are "casting a dark cloud over the outlook for the country's energy sector".

As Tribe puts it, the written testimony "casts a dark cloud over this president that, in combination with other evidence that seems to be emerging, threatens to break open a gusher of incriminating information that could engulf him beyond redemption". For starters, the Senate needs to re-call the witnesses from Wednesday, under oath if need be, and compel their testimony.