While Mr. Santorum argues, more or less correctly, that the nominating fight is only at "halftime," with many more contests to go and hundreds of delegates to be selected, the narrative of Mr. Romney's inevitable nomination portends difficulties in raising money, rallying Mr. Santorum's conservative base and perhaps even holding onto his home state of Pennsylvania when it votes April 23.
A vacant lot between two venerable Eastside landmarks — Evergreen Cemetery to the west and the El Mercado mall to the east — is the focus of a dispute that portends difficulties for the city's plans to spur the construction of 1,000 units of housing each year for the chronically homeless.
Judith Auora Ryan, an astrologer in Edison, said it portended trouble.
This may portend difficulties in the sustainability of spending reductions by ACOs over time.
"The fact that Chevron has agreed to 'play ball' in Venezuela, while the company's peers have universally rejected the unfavorable contract terms imposed by the Chávez government, may portend difficulty there," said the memo, code-named "Invictus".
"The fact that Chevron has agreed to 'play ball' in Venezuela, while the company's peers have universally rejected the unfavorable contract terms imposed by the Chávez government, may portend difficulty there," said the memo, code-named "Invictus". "Nonetheless, the populist Chávez government remains a natural ally" of the plaintiffs.
"It portends much more rapid growth for golf in Asia.
It portends an interesting catching up on each other".
Everything about it portends more stalemate to come.
It portends huge changes in economic and social-welfare policy.
Personal genomic data makes a bigger impact when it portends well, a new study finds.
