Sentence examples for ominous data from inspiring English sources
The absurd deficit numbers and quadrillion dollar bailouts mean nothing compared to the far more ominous data on the health of the biosphere.
More ominous, Census Bureau data shows that the percentage of home mortgages in which the loan is equal to or exceeds the value of the property has been growing significantly in recent years.
photo © 2006 Gene Tew | more info (via: Wylio)In case you haven't already received the ominous sounding email, data held by email marketing firm Epsilon was compromised earlier this week — the hack apparently executed by one person.
The data "reinforces the ominous tone on Wall Street, along with the fears we have about Europe".
Created by the screenwriter Jason Horwitch, "Rubicon" starred James Badge Dale (of HBO's "The Pacific") as an intelligence analyst who discovers what he believes is an ominous pattern in seemingly unrelated data.
The order is a request for account data including the ominous "correspondence and notes of record related to the account" for users Jacob Appelbaum (@ioerror), Rop Gongrijp (@rop_g), Birgitta Jonsittir (@birgittaj); Julian Assange and Bradley Manning from November 1, 2009 to present.
And the electorate will be more Democratic and more African-American, according to early voting data, These are ominous signs for David Vitter".
Locoregional recurrences (LRR) after mastectomy may be ominous events, but incidence and outcomes data are limited by heterogenous study populations and the time period studied.
The fast developing next-generation sequencing field has already provided us with primer molecular data, that open up the opportunity to enlighten the ominous marine part of the eel's life cycle (SNPs [ 61]).
More ominous for Sun, Kraemer thinks the company has missed the boat on data storage.
Now cue the ominous music: Microsoft archrival Google has also embraced blogging as a means to furnish more data to Web users, and commercialize on the opportunity.
