Sentence examples for which portends from inspiring English sources

In the future, each season will be based on ideas found in Mr. Carr's sketchbooks — more than 50 — which portends a long life for the Carr label.

The trailer for The Hangover Part II, by contrast, is surprisingly coy and unrevealing, which portends either genius (I shall bet no farms or shirts...) or disaster (like Phillips's horrible remake of School For Scoundrels).

Dr. Rigual-Lynch's classic brown pumps match her classic brown pantsuit; her pale blue eyeshadow matches her pale blue sweater -- none of which portends well for rambling and unchartered discourse.

Down the Republican ballot, the race for lieutenant governor has three statewide officeholders and a state senator competing, which portends a knockdown, drag-out fight and also opens three other spots on the ballot.

But Priest likes it because of its high (10%) free cash growth, which portends good things for the firm.

By the appearance of our patient's initial FocUS, he most likely had a type A thrombus, which portends the poorest prognosis.

The Al Jazeera English journalists were accused of fabricating misleading television reports which "portend the downfall of the state" in order to advance the agenda of the Muslim Brotherhood, which governed the country for a year until last July, but is now designated a terrorist organisation.

Afterward he identified these as presaging the three blows that fell on himself in 1907, the last of which portended his own death: his resignation was demanded at the Vienna Opera, his three-year-old daughter, Maria, died, and a doctor diagnosed his fatal heart disease.

This allows us to differentiate health from sickness and identify the ranges of physical parameters which portend illness that could assist physicians in making better diagnosis and treatment decisions.

This approach will likely reward executives in new ways, such as increased employee motivation and morale, which portend even better results in future years and will translate into more financial rewards for all.

Looking back at those results, we can see the seeds for Syriza's victory on Sunday... and future victories, victories which portend a politics that elevates the collective needs and aspirations of middle-class and low-income people above the interests and privilege of finance capital.