Sentence examples for portends to be from inspiring English sources

This week portends to be a very busy reporting period for major media polling organizations, now that the political conventions have ended and surveys are examining whether either candidate has received much of a bounce from the gatherings.

The stone becomes flesh in the person of a naked German athlete, who launches the missile into what the majestic music of Herbert Windt portends to be a wondrous future.

I think that in the context of the six types described above, this summit portends to be a hybrid between the "place holding," "crisis management," and "dashed expectations" varieties.

Proposition E portends to be a first step in dealing with an issue many have long complained about, both in San Francisco and statewide elections — the propensity to ask voters to decide matters that many believe should be handled by elected leaders.

The Netflix Player by Roku is the first in what portends to be a long line of devices designed to download and stream movies from Netflix.

Democrats' chances of holding the seat were even at best in what portends to be a difficult political environment for the party following the flawed Obamacare rollout.

We've lost those utterly uninformative cut scenes that ate into our entertainment, interrupting our flow, portending to be a cheap reward for finishing our tasks.

The HA based nanosystems thus portend to be promising siRNA delivery vectors for systemic targeting of CD44 overexpressing cancers including tumor initiating (stem-) cells and metastatic lesions.

The currently developed SMA based nano-micelles thus portend to be a versatile carrier for dose escalation and targeted delivery of CDF, with enhanced therapeutic margin and safety.

Galleries, successful galleries, portend to be museums, and museums act as galleries for board members and contributors (mostly monetary).

To lose a pawn in chess does not portend to be eventually checkmated -- and this is where the pundits went so wrong.