Sentence examples for might bode poorly from inspiring English sources

While it was never much of a compliment, such a comparison now might bode poorly for the embattled Minister.

The court's unwillingness to offer blanket protection against tort suits might bode poorly for another closely watched case scheduled to be argued this fall, Wyeth v. Levine.

These early results bode poorly for their future academic and job success.

They may feel defensive and lie more, which would bode poorly for continued dining.

The differing approaches could bode poorly for Israel, as talks between six global powers and Iran continue.

None of this was any different when I was romantically teamed with another human, yet suddenly these micro-activities bode poorly as an advertisement for my life.

But Jonathan Gaw, an analyst with IDC, a market research firm, said that the auditors comments were unusually blunt and that they bode poorly for the company's future.

He will bend the state and its machinery even more to the contours of his power, in ways that will bode poorly for Sri Lankan democracy.

To bode poorly for opening night: Disastrous previews of "Spiderman," the sixty-five-million-dollar Broadway show with music by U2.

The findings bode poorly for future policy efforts, since physicians are unlikely to support efforts to increase the responsibilities and numbers of advanced-practice nurses in primary care.

All this would bode poorly for J. P. Morgan's stock, and a weaker stock could make the bank vulnerable to a takeover and increase pressure on Mr. Harrison and his team to resign.