Sentence examples for ominous cause from inspiring English sources

Air within the portal venous system usually portends a more ominous cause and is seen in ischemia/infarction.

The financing is so stratospheric that it seems only theoretical to residents back in Louisiana, many of whom are still focused on where they might find a meal each day, or about whether a child's cough comes from a cold or a more ominous sickness caused by mold contamination.

There have been no announcements, or, worse, there has been an ominous announcement that causes panic.

Here was indeed an ominous development that caused men like former President John Quincy Adams, in his Fourth of July oration, to warn that the union formed by the founders might not survive.

Over the last month, a steady trickle of ominous headlines has caused a panic over Panama Tropical Race 4 (TR4), an unstoppable fungal disease that has decimated banana plantations in Asia, the Middle East and Australia.

The collision of two auspicious events would surely be the cause of ominous speculation and an opening through which old ideas of a supernatural nature visited the world.

If you're a real "Twin Peaks" fanatic, just the initial chimes of its always ominous intro song will cause goosebumps to sprout up all over your arms and legs.

These ominous consequences are generally caused by the growth of micrometastases that were considered to be present at the time of operation.

Butler was acutely aware of the hostility of most white New Orleanians to the Union cause, and of ominous military developments that seemed to presage an attack by Confederate forces on the city.

Are these hallucinations ominous signs of impending madness caused by digital culture?

Thiazolidinediones improve multiple defects (IR in liver/muscle/adipocytes and β-cell dysfunction) that comprise the Ominous Octet (61) (Fig. 5), cause durable HbA1c reduction, and can be used as monotherapy or in combination with any other antidiabetes agent.