Sentence examples for particularly ominous problem from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

That puts the United States' perennially mediocre test scores in a particularly ominous light.

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

Back in the real world, trouble endures and the most ominous problem is international trade.

And he seemed determined to take on even the most complicated and ominous problem of all: climate change.

We have known Cowley for some time as a literary editor of the New Republic and as a poet-about-town, and he never struck us as particularly ominous.

His health setback in 2008 was an ominous problem that can affect anyone: a cancerous cyst on a kidney had to be removed.

The last couple of months have set particularly ominous records: More homicide scenes have emerged across Mexico than at any point since the nation began keeping track 20 years ago.