Sentence examples for ominous implication from inspiring English sources

Scores of journalists (including me) descended on Edinburgh, and wrote that the achievement, while wondrous, also carried the ominous implication that scientists had finally pried open Pandora's box.

An ominous implication of the new research, some scientists say, is that humans may already or will soon have destroyed enough species that it will require a full 10 million years for the planet to recover -- 20 times as long as humans have already existed and longer than many scientists predict humanity itself is likely to persist into the future.

That has ominous implications.

That has ominous implications for investors.

That could have ominous implications for future global economic growth unless it is quickly reversed.

The collaboration by Vladislav Delay and Lillevan, a shared improvisation, was simultaneously lush and bleak, enveloping the room with ominous implications.

Van Commenee has a fierce reputation, and his words carried some ominous implications for those who had underperformed.

Webster Groves's indecision and desire to know more reflect national trends that hold ominous implications for Mr. Bush.

If so, it has ominous implications, because hundreds have died in clashes between Nigeria's Muslims and Christians in recent years.

Meanwhile, five states that had already voted to ratify rescinded their approval, a move of uncertain legal force but of ominous implications.

One former senior United Nations official, who has extensive experience with Iran, depicted the turnover as "a white coup," with ominous implications for the West.