Sentence examples for it spells trouble from inspiring English sources

Here I'll review Facebook's impressive first attempt at local business discovery, discuss its potential to earn money while delighting users, and explain why it spells trouble for apps like Yelp and Foursquare.

For other performers, it spells trouble and raises the challenge of rousing heat-weary punters into a state of excitement.

But it spells trouble, especially during rush hours, said Louis Brusati, a general manager for New York City Transit.

The Topix, a broader index, was also up, though still near a two-year low.If the respite is short, it spells trouble for Japan's banks.

But it spells trouble for the FDIC, which administers failed banks and estimates that it will incur total losses of $100 billion over the course of this credit cycle.

This may sound like good news for any individual manager, but it spells trouble for a company as a whole, leading to the pursuit of more initiatives than resources can support.

"He got ahead, got relaxed and it spelled trouble for me," Goldstein said.

For the most ambitious employee-ownership project ever, it spelled trouble.

Mr Thomas added it spelled trouble for local authorities if they did not have "robust, longer-term strategies in place which are linked to medium-term financial plans".

Although the bill applied only to the five cities, opponents warned that it spelled trouble for controls in other cities.

But it also spells trouble for western strategy, which has been predicated on the supposition that the end of Nato's combat mission in December 2014 would be compensated by the build-up of Afghan national security forces.