Sentence examples for ominous changes from inspiring English sources

Over the course of a few days, workers there noted ominous changes in him.

America's laxer rules on drugs harm the reputation of its horses and races.Yet ominous changes loom.

The novel appears too preoccupied with large, ominous changes in Nigerian society to explain these smaller ones, but it turns out Ms. Adichie has saved them for more dramatic effect.

The film is so desperate to sustain a creepy atmosphere that it throws in false jolts of horror and sudden, ominous changes of mood just to bolster a sense of mounting, insomniac paranoia.

The women's pro league apparently has a pulse in New York despite ominous changes in the league's ownership structure and the recent disappearance of a few once-successful teams.

When Bain Capital, the company Romney helped found, sought to hire someone to "monitor tax reform developments" – in other words, to watch out for ominous changes in the tax code – it turned to WPP's Public Strategies, paying the firm $320,000 in 2011.

The second, and more ominous, change that has produced the portent-mongering lies in the slightly mistier field of consciousness.

The third ominous change in the American economy has been the vast, unproductive expansion of our financial sector.

Being moved from one sort of confinement to another, Justice Alito wrote, is unlike "the shock that very often accompanies arrest," where "detention represents a sharp and ominous change, and the shock may give rise to coercive pressures".

Politically, this was an ominous change of emphasis, for if anything ruffles Norwegian sensibilities more than special treatment under the law, it may be the open enjoyment of luxury.

Spring, even when it is not early and connected to ominous change, can break your heart.