Sentence examples for looming trouble from inspiring English sources

It was the first, almost imperceptible sign of looming trouble.

Kurmanbek Bakiyev, the president, has given America six months to leave.Even so, the row points to looming trouble.

And rather than run its mortgage machine at full throttle for as long as possible, Dimon reined in lending earlier than did others and warned his shareholders of looming trouble.

But as Jassem al-Saadoun, a Kuwaiti economist, points out, "All that separates us from Bahrain is a little time".To ward off looming trouble, most Gulf countries have launched highly publicised campaigns to replace foreign workers with locals.

Even if all remaining countries, which include Austria, Slovakia and the Netherlands vote to strengthen the bailout fund, it will still be limited to roughly $600 billion, not nearly enough to quiet the crises building over Italy's debt, France's weakened banks and looming trouble elsewhere.

"hints" way better than "evidence" here, as per helpful comment below] hints of looming troubles from human-caused global warming.

And the Russian stock market bounce came in spite of looming troubles in the real economy that analysts say make it look tenuous.

For more on looming troubles related to the lack of clean water in poor places, check out "Blue Covenant: The Global Water Crisis And The Coming Battle For The Right To Water" (The New Press, February 2008).

A Liberal promise to institute what Mr Dion says will be a revenue-neutral carbon tax has burnished his leadership credentials while accentuating the difference on environmental issues between the two main parties.Other looming troubles may appear less significant, but any of them could flare up given the right mix of circumstances.

But new headwinds seem to be growing as we hear about looming troubles at the small banks that have been funding some buys.

But ABC's stunt represented part of a larger trend within the Beltway press corps in which the so-called liberal media go out of their way to concoct story lines about looming troubles for Obama.