Sentence examples for it portends trouble from inspiring English sources

To say the least, it portends trouble when one modest-sized plant in, of all places, the Land of Ten Thousand Lakes, is straining water supplies.

Judith Auora Ryan, an astrologer in Edison, said it portended trouble.

While Mr. Murstein said he was looking forward to the sale, it could portend trouble for his company's finances if it undercut the medallions' value.

The bigger problem is that long-term interest rates are rising, which often portends trouble for stocks.

But she missed an opportunity that portends trouble ahead, especially if winning the African American vote is so vital to any candidate's chances of winning the Democratic nomination.

Drawing too much attention is risky, he said, alluding to the old Chinese saying, "Fame portends trouble for men, just as fattening does for pigs". That's no problem in Southern California, where Chen is little-known even in the Chinese American community.

Again, in Fig. 9 we see that this model also portends troubled times for the Spanish economy, as the out-of-sample forecasts from this model continue to hover near 100%%.

Economists suggested that larger stocks of unsold goods might portend trouble in the months ahead.

For Kate, Greg's growing dissatisfaction at work and startling infatuation with the unruly, audacious Sylvia portend trouble.

But American officers worry that the failure to incorporate these Sunni militiamen into the government of Iraq or find them other jobs could portend trouble.

But while Mr. Silvester may be done naming names, there are other investigations that could still portend trouble for Gov. John G. Rowland, a Republican in his third term.