Sentence examples for harbingers that from inspiring English sources

This association suggests that drug-induced suicidal ideations observed in RCTs plausibly represent harbingers that presage the more serious suicide attempts and completions and should be a cause for concern.

YEARNING for prosperity to return, the nation's forecasters grasped at shreds of good news last week as harbingers that the economy has finally hit bottom and is even beginning to bounce back.

I think that by mid-December, it's fair to argue there have been enough harbingers that 2016 may not be "The World's Greatest Year Ever".

In the recent history of the GOP, there were harbingers that these standards were eroding -- that, among a portion of the electorate, all that mattered was anger and disdain for government.

Or is this latest infection a harbinger that something worse is to come -- an anthrax outbreak in which the spores are being spread in some way other than the mail?

A harbinger that's been struggling to harb.

Was this a harbinger that President Rudy would interrupt other important stuff to talk to Judi in the White House?

He also sees Scott Brown as a happy harbinger that 2010 is going to be, in the words of an Obama adviser, "a rancid year for incumbents".

The mill's production of "miles and miles" of khaki twill for Army uniforms is one more harbinger that Jim cannot miss.

The US secretary of state, John Kerry, said he hoped the truce was "a harbinger" that more ambitious and long-lasting similar deals could be struck.

Investors took the statement from Wells Fargo, whose shares gained 20percentt, as another harbinger that the tattered economy may be bottoming out.