Sentence examples for ominous prediction from inspiring English sources

A month later, Mike Richards, a center for the Philadelphia Flyers, made a similarly ominous prediction that sounded more like a threat.

"Bill de Blasio makes promises over and over that he can't keep," he said, before turning to the camera and delivering an ominous prediction about higher taxes from a de Blasio administration.

But in the jubilant final days of spring training, when Martínez could begin marking Tuesday on his calendar for his season debut, he nevertheless offered an ominous prediction: If he were to get hurt, he said, at least he knew he could make the opening day roster.

The leaders of the Alabama Democratic Conference, the Alabama New South Coalition and two other civil rights groups that endorsed Mr. Sparks delivered an ominous prediction that Mr. Davis, the only black candidate in the race, could not win in the general election.

Beginning with Thomas Malthus' ominous prediction in the late eighteenth century that food supply would invariably lag behind population growth [ 9], there have been continuing problems involving the destructive impact of industrialization on both social and physical environments.

These days even James E. Rogan, who became the director of the agency in December, is making ominous predictions.

That coverage included ominous predictions about his fate, based largely on the dim survival rates for people with pancreatic cancer.

Russia is winding up full-scale military exercises next to the Georgian border amid ominous predictions that a second conflict in the Caucasus could erupt this summer.

All the ominous predictions, all the fretting about hidden votes and closeted racists frustrating a victory for the nation's first African-American president came down to this: the so-called Bradley effect did not exist.

There were many times last year when Greeks could take very little about their future for granted, but the most ominous predictions often seemed driven by morbid fascination rather than measured analysis.

Mr. Chayefsky's ominous predictions from the Ford era about the damage to American democracy from the Pac-Man game of networks gobbled by companies gobbled by other companies gobbled by consortiums gobbled by foreign investors have come true.