Sentence examples similar to portending failure from inspiring English sources

Mr Boehner's comments cast doubt on the chances legislation will quickly reach Mr Obama's desk, and could portend failure for immigration reform entirely, analysts say.

In the midst of these doomsday scenario numbers that portend failure, Hartsville has achieved a 92percentt graduation rate.

(The seer Amphiaraus saw that this episode portended the failure of the expedition of the Seven).

For individual patients, CD59-negative populations varied considerably over time, but a decreasing PNH clone portended hematopoietic failure.

The precise underlying mechanism by which diabetes portends heart failure is unclear.

These urinary abnormalities, along with crescents, represent risks of ESRF in HSP nephritis and recurrent IgAN [ 15– 19] and could portend allograft failure earlier than otherwise expected in this case.

Furthermore, a single bankruptcy filing on Wall Street does not necessarily portend other failures or larger systemic problems.

In both frames, there is a presumption towards globally binding legal mechanisms administered by a central, hierarchical authority and supported by leading powers, the absence of either portending the likely failure of attempts to regulate or prohibit cyberweapons.

Pulmonary hypertension (PH) secondary to left heart failure portends a poor prognosis and is a relative contraindication to heart transplantation at many centers.

The distinction between the two is that lagging indicators, as evidenced by their name, report what has happened, while leading indicators highlight milestones that portend success or failure.

Some have even suggested that MoviePass's looming potential failure portends the bursting of the tech bubble.