The story of Jones's breakthrough victory at the club 86 years ago — his first major victory outside the United States — may have set the precedent, portending the harsh trial that would confront every succeeding champion at the course.
Soon, she's tangling with the wily White House Chief of Staff, played by the always slightly sinister seeming Željko Ivanek, as they try to save two American teenagers who run into trouble abroad, setting up what portends to be a juicy ongoing rivalry, all the while trying to settle her teenagers into their new life in DC.
The terms of the debate as set by China seem to portend endless wrangling over how the nominating committee might be expanded and become a bit more representative.An alliance of pro-democracy parties wants to dodge this by adding new methods of nomination by political parties and by the general public.
In either setting, AKI portends a poorer prognosis and has been associated with prolonged hospital stay, increased hospitalization cost and, more importantly, increased mortality [ 4, 5].
New employment data, which had scant effect on the stock market, was also largely set aside by the bond market, which tends to rise on poor economic news that portends lower interest rates.
This eclipse may not portend a second coming but if you listen to the doom merchants, it's set to bring disaster.
Normally this set of facts portends trouble to come.
Although that relatively minor shortfall poses no real risk of setting off inflation, it could portend bigger problems for the bank should it step up its bond purchases to anything close to the levels many economists now say might be necessary to hold the euro currency union together.
26 The aggressive nature of malignancy in the setting of WAS portends a poor prognosis, as demonstrated by historical data suggesting >95% mortality among those affected.
Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a common complication among hospitalized patients, particularly in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) setting, and it portends an ominous outcome.
