bode ill

One person said his experience boded ill for the future of government health care.

Something is at work here that bodes ill for all of us.

Sudden changes, in this case up or down, bode ill for business.

And he said such a failure boded ill for the future.

Very strange, and it bodes ill for getting them out again.

The delay also bodes ill for the Public's chance to get the play.

China's economic slowdown could bode ill for the world's economy.

It bodes ill, he concludes, for future decision making about natural resources.

I have not heard him laugh often, and it has always boded ill to somebody.

"It bodes ill for us all that I find you here.

That bodes ill for island nations and those who live near the coast.

And Turkey does not do something without a purpose that bodes ill to someone.

And it boded ill to the men in that dark square stone house down the road.

If the first movie fails, this will bode ill for the remaining two.

This bodes ill for the so-called women's advantage, Field says.

Personally, I felt it boded ill for the size of the rooms.

His dark expression grew even darker, boding ill for those men.

All this would seem to bode ill for the prospects of an Islamic democracy.

The increase, if sustained, bodes ill for the trade deficit and the economy.

The struggle over the census also bodes ill for several agencies.

I felt this boded ill for the upcoming confidence course event.

"You have seen what your lord saw, and that bodes ill.

Factors that would bode ill, rather than good, unless something powerful should offset them.

Failing to reach a deal now, he said, would "bode ill for future negotiations."

And they worried that the advent of outside business owners would bode ill for the city's future.