Sentences with phrase «harbingers for»

In many instances, trends that occur in Asian nations like Japan and South Korea have been harbingers for what is to come in the West.

At times uncanny harbingers for her emotionally charged photographs, and other times woolly daydreams, they are powerful works of art in their own right.

The first Kindle jokes on TV were just the ominous funny harbingers for more Kindle jokes yet to come.

And I think that has some harbingers for what's to come.»

They will be harbingers for House Republicans, who are looking at gains anywhere from six to a dozen seats.

In many instances, trends that occur in Asian nations like Japan and South Korea have been harbingers for what is to come in the West.

She is the first black woman ever to be nominated for a Golden Globe for directing — an award that is often a harbinger for Oscars.

Growth returned to favor in early September, a potential harbinger for what historical valuations would argue is an overdue correction in high - yielding stocks.

Borrowing by small businesses is seen as a harbinger for the broader economy because they account for as much as 80 percent of new hiring.

Much like the launch of bitcoin futures last December, the presence of a major Wall Street bank is considered a harbinger for broader institutional adoption of digital assets.

Her good showing proved a harbinger for the U.S.

Still, Reed doesn't think the special election is necessarily a harbinger for the GOP this fall, including in his district where seven Democrats are currently vying to unseat him this fall.

Democrats now crow about the result of a recent Senate special election along with the well - deserved retirements of several long - term GOP state Senators, claiming it's a harbinger for November.

McCormack then adds, «This behavior appears to be a harbinger for what the rest of the nation can expect under HUD's new Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rules.»

Senate GOP spokesman Scott Reif dismissed talk that Tuesday's results are a harbinger for things to come next year.

Is the victory of Mr. Kennedy a harbinger for next year when Democratic incumbent Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone tries for re-election and the seats of all the members of the Suffolk Legislature, now Democratic - dominated, are voted upon?

And early maturation in girls is frequently a harbinger for problems with the reproductive system later in life including failure to menstruate, infertility and breast cancer.

Their appearance in Loving Vincent are a harbinger for the visual palette Kobiela and Welchman utilize to tell their story, which uses landmarks from Van Gogh's extensive repertoire, like the Café Terrace in Arles or the wheat fields of Auvers - sur - Oise, as backdrops for the film.

Is it a harbinger for what could happen nationwide?

While the Georgia ruling was widely seen by charter proponents as a big setback in that state, several experts said it was not necessarily a harbinger for blocking charter school commissions elsewhere.

Downsizing the engine The X1 doesn't just speak to the future of the 3 - series wagon, it is also a harbinger for BMW's powertrain future.

The minivan has a stigma: It's when men and women become fathers and mothers, and has practically become the harbinger for giving up fun for many, along with poker nights and high heels.

This is a purely electric - powered SUV, the first harbinger for further compact, purely electrically driven Mercedes models.

In other words, they're a powerful gorilla among writing associations, and what happens within their ranks can be a harbinger for other writing communities.

The post goes on to note what may be a frightening harbinger for book publishers as they flock to make their paper books available in digital form: «All eBooks in this list were downloaded between 100,000 and 250,000 times.»

Of course, historical trends are not necessarily a harbinger for the future.

I think it is a harbinger for the rest of the US.

That was interesting, and a harbinger for what would follow.

Is Pokemon GO the harbinger for more augmented reality games?

In fact, this schism between great inside and so - so outside is a possible harbinger for other museums: Get the space for art right, and goodwill should follow.

As Molesworth suggests, this visual transition acts as a harbinger for Lozano's conceptual «language» pieces which come into being directly after.

The very real concern is that Smith Glacier serves as a harbinger for near future events to come.

Their tech - driven models are a departure from the traditional labor - intensive / lawyers - only delivery system and a harbinger for where the legal marketplace — corporate and retail — is headed.

Contextual Schema Therapy, with Eckhard Roediger and Rob Brockman, in press with New Harbinger for 2018.

Can this be a harbinger for things to come?

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Derek Benner, a top official at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, told The Associated Press that Wednesday's operation was «the first of many» and «a harbinger of what's to come» for employers.

That doesn't necessarily harbinger the worst for the company.

But if climate change isn't stabilized soon, the authors wrote,» [t] he large - scale loss of functionally diverse corals is a harbinger of further radical shifts in the condition and dynamics of all ecosystems, reinforcing the need for risk assessment of ecosystem collapse.»

The U.S. housing sector, typically a harbinger of solid upturns, is going gangbusters: dwelling prices have risen for more than nine straight months and housing starts are climbing strongly.

Crucially, the decline in oil prices is more of an economic stimulus for the euro area than a harbinger of deflation.

Five years on, inflation is a millstone, and few can agree on whether quantitative easing is the right antidote for the U.K. Moreover, one of his most immediate tasks will be whether to break up the Royal Bank of Scotland, and his decision in this area will be harbinger of the Bank's policies toward the whole U.K. banking industry — policies that will have global reverberations.

Likening the deal to the 1919 Versailles treaty — widely seen as the harbinger of the second world war for its crushing of Weimar Germany — the former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis called it «unviable».

, an initial rate hike has historically been a temporary headwind for stocks; it has rarely been a harbinger of a bear market.

The move likely appeased Whole Foods» shareholders, who had been laying siege to the company's executives for relatively poor performance, but moreover it served as a harbinger of significant disruption in the grocery market.

The Euro Zone continues to struggle and flirts with outright deflation — another harbinger of tough times for commodity demand.

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Instead, they have been the harbingers of conquering armies, providing the holiest of rationalizations for all manner of atrocities from exploitation of natural resources to theft and / or destruction of national treasures to outright genocide.

He is one of the messengers that God always provides to wake us up and help prepare the way His words may bring to mind people in our own lives who have been such faithful harbingers of truth, those who have smoothed the way for us, leveling the rough places through which we must walk, even as they challenge us to seek to be the people God calls us to be.

While the challenges facing black churches are difficult ones, there are important harbingers that bode well for the future.

The second harbinger of possible mortality for Western civilization and culture has been the dramatic shift in the past few decades in the relative global power and influence of that culture.