Sentence examples similar to ominous indicators from inspiring English sources
A particularly ominous indicator for Mr. Bush is the apparently high number of people who have stopped looking for work and dropped out of the labor force.
The White Wanderer For more than a decade, scientists watched as a large crack formed in the Larsen C ice shelf, in Antarctica, yet another ominous indicator of climate change.
Audio: Audrey Luna hits an A. The White Wanderer For more than a decade, scientists watched as a large crack formed in the Larsen C ice shelf, in Antarctica, yet another ominous indicator of climate change.
This month, the heads of Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other human rights organisations signed an open letter calling the crackdown "massive and unrelenting" and an "ominous indicator" of Turkey's future direction.
Even if they have all the right past companies or positions, if you see a lot of job hops in a salesperson's resume, that is typically a very ominous indicator of future success (or lack thereof, in this case).
Rights groups say that while it's unclear how much of Duterte's aggressive posturing and rhetoric was merely a campaign tactic, his history as mayor of Davao is an ominous indicator of what is in store for human rights in the Philippines.
Ominous indications are all around.
Although the presence of arterial hypotension is clearly an ominous sign indicating a high severity of illness, arterial blood pressure alone is an insensitive indicator of tissue hypoperfusion in sepsis.
A recent string of indicators have provided ominous hints that a long slump may be in the offing; Japan's economy shrank slightly in the first quarter of 2001.
