This is an ominous prospect for Dentsu, a domestic whale but an international minnow.
For Italy, though, the trip to Twickenham looms as an ominous prospect.
As a chocolate fiend, bunkered in my kitchen alongside a simmering bain-marie, I find it an ominous prospect.
A day which began with high hopes of peace ended in appalling bloodshed with 24 dead and the ominous prospect of a widening conflict.
Tougher tests lie ahead in this competition, but by then you will surely see a fitter, stronger Dzeko in what is an ominous prospect for the rest.
Urban resented the marriage as an attempt to encircle the papacy, for it confronted him with the ominous prospect of Hohenstaufen domination of southern and northern Italy.
The connection raises an ominous prospect: that increases in diabetes, a major concern in the United States and worldwide, may worsen the rising toll from Alzheimer's.
The shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, seized on the fact that Osborne's budget was undermined by the ominous prospect of lower growth, rising unemployment and higher borrowing to claim the government was "clinging to an economic strategy" that is not working.
Reuters reported that rebel fighters in the city, who are mainly Arabs, clashed with Kurdish fighters there, raising the ominous prospect of an armed struggle for control of Syria's predominantly Kurdish region in the east, which the government had largely ceded to local control.
