Sentence examples for particularly ominous from inspiring English sources

For Zika, that's a particularly ominous consideration.

Neither Labour nor the Conservatives have emitted any particularly ominous signals along those lines.

He posted other tweets that could be taken as particularly ominous.

The latter was a particularly ominous result because the Norwegians are in Brazil's qualifying group in France.

Particularly ominous is the prospect that previously ragtag militant groups, which often fought among themselves for influence and access to oil theft, have been galvanized into cooperating.

A particularly ominous problem has been a new series of attacks by Iraqi soldiers and policemen, or at least extremists dressed like them, from Mosul to Habbaniya.

Though generally lighter and more transparent than the Beethoven and Mendelssohn, these Mozart readings captured the dramatic qualities of these concertos, particularly the ominous character of the D minor work.

But the diagnosis has proved particularly ill timed, not least because of recent ominous insinuations from Republicans, including Mr. Trump, that Mrs. Clinton's health was faltering.

With 13 top-10 placings out of his last 14 events and having come runner-up here last year, Donald's challenge to Westwood's position is as obvious as it is ominous – particularly as Westwood's PGA record is verging on the atrocious having missed the cut in seven of the last 10 years.

Newborns with AKI after postneonatal asphyxia have an ominous prognosis, particularly those with oliguric AKI [ 32].

Germany have looked ominous as ever, particularly in disposing of Portugal 4-0, buthehe French may just fancy their chances of scoring goals after watching that wonderfully open 2-2 draw between the Germans and Ghana, which may have been the World Cup's finest game so far.