bode造句

Its past performance does not bode well.

Such incidents do not bode well for Iraqi peace.

The bad trading figures do not bode well.

Germany's scores, he points out, do not bode well.

That doesn't bode well for the hundreds of millions of people there.

Ms Whitman is also a superstar, which does not bode well.

Meanwhile, Ezra Klein notes, "the centrality of cars doesn't bode well for pricing carbon".

Nor does it bode well for an orderly end to the rally.

He says these technologies bode well for making people with diabetes healthier and making their lives easier.

If Kaname didn't want to tell him who their guest was, it could hardly bode well for him.

But it does not bode well for the future-assuming that he has one, and is not turfed out of office in a year's time.

Sadly, however, emotional people have the hardest time identifying, deciphering and living with the truth because their emotions don't let them, and this doesn't bode well for Vienna.

These reasons have nothing to do with the man you're marrying, and they bode for an unhappy future, a future where you'll be only half alive.

The 14.3 percent decline in the Shanghai Composite Index last year and the 10 percent drop since mid-April also don't bode well for growth.

Furthermore the areas these new economists are entering have their policy implications, by and large, at a local rather than national level. That does not bode well for international fame.

The prospect of large-scale construction work, new roads, buildings and passenger jets does not bode well for St Helena's flora and fauna, whose diversity astonished even Charles Darwin.