bode

So far, this fit of activity looks unlikely to save many of them. Even if it does, it bodes ill for the public role of the Fourth Estate.

'This said, the fact that a planet so unlike the Earth could be habitable bodes pretty well for the search for life in general.

"This bodes well for the longevity of reforms that have already been undertaken, and those that are yet to come, " he said.

Analysts have said the trend bodes ill for Japan's labor market in the long term because it would lead to a shortage of skilled workers.

The year of the tiger is a year of power, passion and daring. It bodes well for financial gains, new enterprises, and growth.

That bodes badly for Mr Khodorkovsky's acquittal chances in a new trial that could leave him in jail for 20 more years.

None of that bodes well for the recovery of the global economy today.

This bodes well for the country's chances of handling the vast oil revenues that ought to come its way within the next decade.

In one way, China's appetite for Australian assets bodes well for a continued boom at a time when setbacks are starting to intrude.

Analysts said the news bodes well for other financials, most of which are due to report results this week.

His habit of listening to both sides of every argument, say his supporters, bodes well.

None of this bodes too well for Brazil and Spain, the top two teams in the FIFA index and most pundits' favorites.

None of this bodes well for a politics aimed at alleviating inequality.

The emergence of a more internationally-minded MBA applicant bodes well for overall applications in the years to come.

The fact that King Abdullah's illness was publicly announced may be cited as a sign of new-found candour that bodes well for the future.

That it struggled to hold a parliamentary seat against an absent opponent bodes ill for a general poll.

If this proves to be a permanent shift, slower productivity growth bodes ill for inflation and living standards.

Analysts said that, historically, a strong first day bodes well for the market's performance for the year.

Despite the uncertainty, the future likely bodes well for the Chilean miners, at least when it comes to PTSD.

We are always looking for opportunities to go forward and to score and that bodes well for this summer's tournament.

Neither issue bodes well for the return of cheap oil over the long term.

Indeed, despite their errors, this attitude bodes well for the future, and is a heartening sign of a focus on human prosperity.

For an economy dependent on external funding, this state of affairs bodes ill for Gwadar's future.

While there is much to be optimistic about, not everything about being digital bodes well for society.

None of this bodes well for US employment next year. I expect the official unemployment rate to remain around 9 percent.

Cotton's rally bodes well for the economic recovery, as it is the longest leading economic indicator of all the commodities.

Fragility among domestic consumers, meanwhile bodes ill for the rest of the economy.

The news bodes well for those of us looking forward to BMW's Project i cars, and puts the program one step closer to reality.

Zambrotta ready Neither injury bodes well ahead of an encounter against an Oranje outfit which boasts a lethal attack.

Falling demand and soaring supply bodes ill for construction and house prices, the main ways housing affects the broader economy.

Life happened very quickly, and that bodes well for the potential of life elsewhere in the cosmos.

The sky above the mountains bodes ill especially in summer.

Manchester City midfielder Nigel de Jong believes his club's victory in the pre-season Dublin Super Cup bodes well for the campaign ahead.

And he told LFC Weekly: "I think the form we have shown over the second half of the season bodes well. "

That's impressive for an industrialized nation, and bodes well for U. S. industry when the economy recovers.

Games technology, and which company bodes the best, is a key battle ground for both Sony and Microsoft.

This rarely bodes well for the next generation.

Games technology, and which company bodes the best, is then a sky battle ground for both Sony and Microsoft.

None of this bodes well for nuclear power.

But it bodes well for those that would rather use patents to promote innovation than squelch it.

This bodes well for the Tokyo show which at some point was being considered for closure this year.

But shoddy treatment of minorities by Thailand, long an American ally, bodes ill for others hoping for help from the superpower.

Its position bodes ill for other major Japanese car makers and exporters set to release their latest earnings in the coming weeks.

The inability to manage the waters of Lake Victoria, which is increasing in turbidity, bodes ill for the management of the White Nile .

China's manufacturing engine is sputtering, which bodes ill for other Asian exporters like Japan and South Korea.

He says Greece is losing its talent and, he says, that bodes poorly for the country's future.

Rates of eradication are rising, a trend that bodes badly for the future of the countryside, a report states.

That traditionally bodes well for income (gold = income symbolically).

But every time we're touching our face (especially our nose, mouth and eyes), we're giving germs a free ride into our bodes.

Their rising cost of borrowing bodes ill for their plans to issue hundreds of billions in new bonds in the coming years.

And all roads lead to the bodes of men.

That bodes ill for their creativity and future competitiveness, but it is good news for the police.

A new report suggests that running with the in crowd in high school bodes well for future earnings potential.

Still, the Ferrari record bodes well for the market for hyper-priced collectible cars.

That bodes well for China, which tops the list of expected growth in per-capita gross domestic product.

This bodes ill to the company.

The achievement of man bodes well for instant gratification but holds no promise for tomorrow.

A similar intensity is starting to develop around Anfield now and that bodes well for the future.

But the fact that individual countries are already taking this on bodes well for the future.

That will crowd out productive investment and bodes ill for inflation.

Astonished, Pang Tong said, "My Taoist name is Young Phoenix. That name bodes no good. "

Final sales fell while firms built up their stocks, which bodes ill for future output.

That bodes poorly for their willingness to face down special interests over the details of even this limited proposal.

He also believes that the workshop bodes well for his students and the future of choral music.

Asia's sushi fad bodes ill for the bluefin tuna even on the far side of the world.

It bodes well for financial gains, new enterprises, and growth.

Finley's relative decrepitude bodes ill for the Spurs.

This bodes well for use with other drugs that succumb to resistance.

People's earliest sexual experiences set the tone for their future sex lives-which bodes ill for many British teenagers.

Metal is related to gold and other coins. That traditionally bodes well for income (gold = income symbolically).

This boon for miners bodes ill for the environment.

For Britain's future, though, Fred-bashing bodes less well.

That bodes ill for international co-operation.

The debt-cutting trend is bad for retail sales in the short run but bodes well for the mid-1990's.

McGill believes the city's expansion bodes ill.

And this dumbing down bodes ill for the nation's future.

As such it bodes well, especially if other deals follow suit.

Also, we are still in the very early stages when it comes to China, which obviously bodes well for the future.

Further study is needed, but that bodes well for me.

This strength bodes well for the miners as they seek record prices for the 2010-11 contracts that start on April 1.

Another factor that bodes well for Republicans is that millions of conservatives appear energized to vote this year.

Many people believe that, while this may be good for women as income earners, it bodes ill for their marital prospects.

This alignment bodes well for bold Leos who are proud of their self-image.

This all bodes well for the travel business.

This bodes ill for the passage of more difficult projects, such as his big plans for carbon-emissions control and health-care reform.

That's incredibly fast advancement that bodes well for the future of wave energy.

This bodes ill for regional stability.

That bodes well for his future.

The 23-year-old Spooner says it is a great result for the sport and bodes well for New Delhi in 2010.

The sunshine bodes well for today's garden party.

The smear effort bodes poorly for reducing trade tensions in 2011.

The news bodes evil days for him.

That bodes well for Google's ultimate aims.

This bodes ill for future supply.

Over 6m units have been purchased worldwide in the past 18 months, which bodes well for the future of alternative wine packaging.

And the steady of stream of yuan-denominated funds that have gone to market in the last year bodes well for investment performance.

This bodes well to the country.

It also bodes ill for the prospect of fusion using helium-3, a rare helium isotope that is missing a neutron.

That bodes ill for the future health of China's menfolk.

The crow's cry bodes rain.

It's been great experience for them and it bodes well for the future.

I think that bodes well for our country, given the preponderance of Asia looming large economically [and] strategically.

The preliminary sales figure of the book bodes well for it's good market

Financial Crisis Bodes Ill for M. B. A. Programs