Narang, an MIT political scientist, described the latest development as "ominous" but agreed it was more likely a pressure tactic than a sign of an irrevocable rift.
He then issued the ominous warning that "pressure is pushing them back to swap sides again".
But the initial test gave an ominous result: There was pressure up the drill pipe.
All had signs of thickening of the heart's main pumping chamber, an ominous sign of blood pressure damage.
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BECAUSE Investor's shares typically trade at a 20percentt discount to its net asset value despite annual returns averaging around 20percentt, Mr. Price's interest could seem ominous -- threatening, say, to put pressure on to sell assets.
The Blues started the second half with ominous intent, but Irish withstood the pressure, conceding just three points to a Parks penalty, and gradually began to enjoy dominance in the scrums.
Handpresso, as it's called, is a rather ominous looking two-pound cylindrical device with a pressure gauge on its side of the sort you see in Looney Toons cartoons.
Protectionist pressures are growing again, which is ominous news, politically and economically.
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.
Indeed, the subsequent "bounce back" in the pound, while ominous, makes the inflation picture even more benign and alleviates the pressure on living standards in the runup to the election.
