Sentences with phrase «potential harbingers»
Political observers are paying close attention to special elections across the nation this year as potential harbingers of what may happen in the midterm contests in 2018.
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Growth returned to favor in early September, a potential harbinger for what historical valuations would argue is an overdue correction in high - yielding stocks.
But a reduced price on a new condo is also a potential harbinger of a broader hit to the economy.
Republicans look at tight statewide races for governor and Senate as a potential harbinger of a backlash against Democrats that could trickle down to the legislative level.
Both sides see the 14th District race as a potential harbinger, however, and that explains the amount of money being spent.
But the show, which happens Sunday at Los Angeles» Shrine Exposition Center and airs on TNT and TBS starting at 5 p.m. Pacific, is closely watched in Hollywood as a potential harbinger...
But the show, which happens Sunday at Los Angeles» Shrine Exposition Center and airs on TNT and TBS starting at 5 p.m. Pacific, is closely watched in Hollywood as a potential harbinger of how Oscar day will unfold.
In our experience, it's important to look very closely at publicists who guarantee things — it is often a warning sign and potential harbinger of author disappointment.
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The experiment also showed that B. subtilis was capable of adapting to UV levels even higher than those found on a primordial Earth — a harbinger of untapped potential that still lies within some organisms.
A true nailbiter, The China Syndrome is a potent harbinger of the potential devastation that can be wrought when humans attempt to harness an energy source they don't fully understand, an energy that can leave no leeway for such human foibles as avarice and sloth.
Moreover, concerns previously raised by the Arctic Methane Emergency Group (AMEG) over potential methane plumes in shallow Arctic waters have re-emerged, with occasional readings of massively elevated atmospheric methane levels — perhaps small harbingers of what some have called «dragons» breath».