That type of comment "usually presages policy action, " he said.
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" That type of move, Hazius wrote, "usually presages policy action.
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A Trump appointment presages a purge at our intelligence agencies.
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The yield curve inverted last week, which normally presages a recession.
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Volatility is a sign of uncertainty and often presages a decline.
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Apocalypse is to be hoped for because it presages Christ's return.
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Greenbaum's expression of terrorized anguish in New York City presages it.
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The gender gap in Virginia and Alabama presages a gender chasm in 2018.
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Is there anything in the America of 2018 that presages a different outcome?
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There's an industrial-style meat hook, which presages a lot of conversations about … .
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And credit markets are heading in a direction that often presages economic stress.
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The pointless 3D TV standards war presages the manifold sins of the smart home.
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The car's exterior design presages an electric sedan and it's intended for production in 2022.
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That raises the worrying possibility that today's record-low youth turnout presages a permanent shift.
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Last week, the U.S. bond yield curve inverted, a phenomenon that historically presages a recession.
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Where there's smoke, there's fire: this year's haze presages years of potentially more ferocious burns.
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In a way, Jonathan's tenuous alliance with Ripley presages Mr. Wenders's own Faustian pact with Hollywood.
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Their appearance at True/False hopefully presages a major rediscovery of them in the near future.
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As you can see in the video below, it presages some of the successes to come.
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This all points to an easing off of growth - but not one that necessarily presages trouble ahead.
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His is the fast ricocheting type that presages political causalities and leaves diplomatic pain in its wake.
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"Total Recall" presages a world in which pleasure and violence are mediated to the point of meaninglessness.
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The tense relationship among automobile drivers, cyclists and pedestrians presages the emergence of a new transportation culture.
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The messaging presages a divisive 15-month campaign that could prove even darker than the contentious 2016 contest.
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Trump's reaction that the case is closed presages another round of pressure to unravel or terminate Mueller's investigation.
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PLOT's major work, which presages BIG's approach, is the VM Houses in the recently developed Ørestad district of Copenhagen.
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To be clear, it's too early to say this presages the long-awaited market correction, far less a crash.
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Seasoned dark web watchers know any kind of downtime or strange activity on a market usually presages a bust.
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"It says that America is an unreliable ally; it facilitates ISIS resurgence; and it presages another humanitarian disaster," Romney wrote.
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It presages a wave of other possible public offerings from highly valued tech start-ups such as Airbnb and Uber.
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Dressed in her father's clothes, she reenacts a fall that, as with many elderly people, presages his final terminal decline.
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It presages ongoing rejections of requests related to how the White House doled out individual security clearances to senior Trump aides.
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An upturn in profit growth in recent months is the kind of sign that usually presages a pick-up in investment.
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If you feel that the excavation of my history presages the burial of yours, then you have a problem, not me.
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The gesture used in erasing a drawing presages the one used in making the "transfer drawings," the repeated rubbing of erasure. 225.
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It's a breathtaking picture, which presages Merz's gradual shift, starting in the nineteen-eighties, from sculptural installations to drawn and painted imagery.
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The continuing cascade of new revelations surrounding the Russia scandal creates a building drama that presages an unhappy political ending for Republicans.
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Yet the way Wings was treated back then presages the recent debate about whether the Oscars should introduce a "Best Popular Film" category.
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Markets fear that Britons' vote to leave the European Union on June 23rd presages weaker growth in Europe and still-lower interest rates.
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If the prisoners are released and it presages the promised meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un, that will be a positive development.
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The deal is the first move to shed an entire business since John Flannery became C.E.O. in August, and it likely presages more.
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It also presages Sternberg's later career down to his last study in light and shade, "Anatahan," due on disc in April from Kino.
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But his concern over the arms race presages the apocalyptic tone of much of his later work, starting with the Millennarian anxieties of 19893.
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The campaign trail rhetoric presages a lengthy battle over the deal that is likely to involve an army of lobbyists and millions of dollars.
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I'm absolutely not saying this presages the return of the Android tablet, but it could mean more interesting options for foldables and Chrome OS tablets.
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Dean's freakout when Rory tells him she isn't ready to say "I love you" presages what a weirdo control freak he'll turn out to be.
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In the movies: In the original trilogy, this theme follows the villainous Darth Vader; in the prequels, it presages the dark fate of Anakin Skywalker.
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They could have added Joe Zucker's funny beautiful "Merlyn's Lab," from 1977, whose mosaiclike surface of color-soaked cotton balls presages Mr. Schnabel's broken crockery.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — The Democratic presidential primary has entered an unkinder, less gentle phase that presages more fireworks at the next debate later this month.
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The South Carolina outcome does not decisively end the entire primary contest, but it presages what may be another strong outcome for Clinton this coming Tuesday.
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Democrats consider unconscionable Republicans' refusal to recognise that gun control makes schools safer; Republicans fear Democrats' harping on the subject presages a wider assault on liberty.
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This jerry-built system has sped up the research process, but it also presages a time in which the Tsimane Project's mission will need to change.
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And of course the method presages any number of present-day practitioners of technology-assisted painting; in the mid-90s Thomas was, simply, ahead of her time.
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As such, it presages future debates over the meaning of violence in video games if this kind of thing ever makes it to the big-name shooters.
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High Chinese spending on research and development, which the OECD calculates is at 80 percent of the U.S. level, presages ever-greater clout in ever more sophisticated products.
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Needless to say, Hammond's presence in the middle of Act I presages an epic Game 6 collapse on the part of that nameless, almost all-white Celtics team.
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It's the first property that Drake ad Caffeine are jointly bringing to market and presages other live events and content that Drake will shepherd to production, the company said.
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His departure illustrates the waning power of his party's business wing, and presages a bruising intra-party fight in Texas—for which much of the South ought to start preparing.
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The advocates who have pushed for the policy say the victory is a sign of growing public acceptance of soft drink taxes and presages more such measures around the country.
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The film, too, orchestrated as a group effort by young, urban-minded Angelenos, perhaps presages what might yet come: a sense of this place being somewhere other than everywhere else.
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The show's ratings were already down last season, by a bit, which those of us who follow TV ratings would tell you usually presages a steeper fall in future seasons.
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Lenders holding the debt have organized and tapped their own advisers, the people familiar with the matter said, a move that often presages restructuring negotiations between a company and its creditors.
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That said, market sentiment was not as distressing as that of last week, some analysts said, when the U.S. bond yield curve inverted, a sign many investors say presages a recession.
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Yet this novelty seems to say more about the fractures within the left in Brazil — and indeed Latin America — than it presages a robust opposition to newly elected President Jair Bolsonaro.
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Either way, Donald J. Trump's election presages huge potential change on America's 640 million acres of federal public lands, from the deep seas east of Maine to the volcanic coasts of Hawaii.
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And then there are utter anomalies, like Anton Raphael Mengs's 1775 portrait of a Spanish noblewoman with a lapdog-shaped blank in her arms and a rubbed-out face that presages Magritte.
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The successful test flight presages a new era of civilian space travel that could kick off as soon as next year, with Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic battling billionaire-backed ventures such as Amazon.
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"Every time there is a snapback, the drawdown is greater than the snapback and that is a sign that presages a market where people hunt for safety stocks and higher yield," he added.
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The evocation of the underground presages the dramatic opening of "Invisible Man," with its protagonist in a basement room illuminated by stolen electricity, a blaze of light bulbs, and the conviction of words.
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In addition, I just wrapped up Rick Perlstein's 'The Invisible Bridge' about the GOP's evolution from Nixon through Reagan which presages much of the battle for the heart of the Republican Party today.
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While raw nationalism fuelled the conflict in Yugoslavia, economics and inept leadership were the prime causes of Czechoslovakia's schism—a dynamic that presages the struggle for independence in contemporary Catalonia, a region of Spain.
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For Americans, a related question is whether the success of the "leave" voters – a group eerily similar to Donald Trump's followers, motivated by many of the same frustrations and angers – presages a Trump victory.
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Such daytime violence also increasingly presages late-night looting of businesses in working-class areas of Caracas, a sign that political protests could extend into broad disruptions of public order driven by growing hunger.
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Extending across four floors of the Frank Gehry-designed Vuitton Foundation, it presages how Mr. Lowry and MoMA's curatorial teams are likely to present MoMA's permanent collection anew come 2019, after its ongoing expansion.
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But their approach in confirmation hearings, raw and blunt after a bitter election defeat, probably presages the tactics that lawmakers are already learning in the Trump era — and the defensive maneuvers Republicans will employ.
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Marker's ambivalence over the stalling of the worldwide revolution that was supposed to be coming in the '60s and '70s presages the eventual seeming defeat of left politics at the end of the 20th century.
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A leaking campaign by the CIA is one consequence, and presages a potentially crippling problem for the Trump administration: Even a president, with all of his executive power, can be hamstrung by a hostile bureaucracy.
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I can't help but figure that the surprise return of the Joey Bada$$ character, Leon, a one-time Dark Army assassin turned "full-time freelancer," presages Elliot's eventual escape route out of his current predicament.
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Though the research is early -- done in one group of 118 patients, in a known hotspot for alpha-gal -- Platts-Mills worries it presages a risk for heart disease that is larger than anyone expects.
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This oft-told ancient "romance" of artificial life takes on new relevance today because it presages ethical questions posed by modern critics of lifelike robotic dolls and AI entities specifically designed for physical sex with humans.
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There are a seven-headed dragon that presages the apocalypse; a winged ox that Luke sits on as he writes his Gospel; and the gaping mouths of hell, belonging to alternately vicious- and bored-looking beasts.
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"Given uncertainty whether the move presages a path of increased tariff application for the U.S., we expect risk sentiment to remain fragile for now," Chang Wei Liang, a strategist at Mizuho Bank, said in a note.
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For Trump not only to be behind in every poll, but down by double digits in almost all them, presages what looks like a 40-state/400+ electoral vote landslide for the almost-just-as-disliked Clinton.
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But the election of Donald Trump poses such a significant — and singular — threat to this country that for me all other issues are unfortunately, temporarily I hope, subsumed by the unshakable sense of impending calamity he presages.
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Discrepancies in the accounts of sexual assault victims are not uncommon, according to experts, but Mr. McMonagle's statement presages a raw cross-examination when Ms. Constand testifies, expected to be the most dramatic part of the trial.
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The story follows Anna, the new port director of Ceres, who hopes to save lives by better understanding the refugees' desperation, and Camille, a refugee whose journey to Ceres presages a harrowing confrontation between the two colonies.
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Amazon's voice-powered computing interface, which currently resides most popularly in the Amazon Echo tubular speaker, presages a platform of the future in which our primary means of interacting with our connected devices is through voice commands and conversation.
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The latest evidence presages what could be a furious battle involving voting-rights advocates, the two national parties, and even Mr. Hofeller's heirs, over whether any other secrets on the storage drives will ever see the light of day.
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The compendium, entitled Yu zhi tian yuan yu li xiang yi fu ("Essay on the Astronomical & Meteorological Presages by Emperor Renzong of Ming Dynasty") spans more than 27 pages and 21807 volumes, with the pages filled with illustrations documenting these phenomena.
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The Hong Kong listing presages a year-end rush for global equity markets, with the Saudi government planning to sell 2% of oil giant Aramco in a deal that could raise up to $30 billion and topple Alibaba's own IPO record.
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Whether this week's violence presages a repeat of that history is, of course, an unknown, as the nation's first black president nears the end of two terms in office and the two political parties move toward their national conventions this month.
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In a recent paper entitled "Forecasting a Volatility Tsunami" that was awarded the 2017 Charles H. Dow Award from the Market Technicians Association, Andrew Thrasher argues that it's not low volatility that presages a volatility spike, but a consistent level of volatility.
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ALIBABA & ARAMCO The Hong Kong listing presages a year-end rush for global equity markets, with the Saudi government planning to sell 2% of oil giant Aramco in a deal that could raise up to $30 billion and topple Alibaba's own IPO record.
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"This is a sharp acceleration over the past year, and likely presages a broader acceleration in wage growth," Mr. Zandi said, "as businesses will have no choice but to raise wages more quickly for their existing workers to maintain parity with new entrants."
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Felicitously, she is offered a job at a Chicago-area lab researching snow, ice and permafrost, and accepts despite a warning from her boss that presages latter-day military policy: "With regard to your inclinations," it's no concern of mine, he says.
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There, traditional hill farmers are worried that a recent purchase by the nonprofit National Trust, one of the country's biggest landowners, presages an attempt to "rewild," or return to a more natural state, a slab of sheep-farming territory in the interests of environmental renewal.
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Gomer Pyle's descent into madness is a means for Private Joker's forged-in-flames path to enlightenment, similar to the way that the death of Dr. Poole in 2001: A Space Odyssey presages the ascent and subsequent rebirth of Dr. Bowman as the Star Child.
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In taking the almost incomprehensible existential threat of the bomb and turning the philosophical absurdity of the government's and public's treatment of it into a formal absurdity, the film presages the modern social media trend of making each piece of horrific news into a meme.
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My reaction to the first frame usually presages my opinion of the entire film, and the first frame of Depraved — the overhead shot of a vinyl LP spinning on a turntable — seemed to be ushering in a movie that would be fatally arch and not terribly original.
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In one that presages "Songs for Drella," the album Reed released in 1990 with his former Velvet Underground bandmate John Cale, Reed turns Warhol's words against him, excoriating his former mentor for his apparent indifference toward the deaths of two figures from Warhol's circle, Candy Darling and Eric Emerson.
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This is, perhaps, a disappointing ending (and one that presages a string of follow-up novels in which Anne eventually becomes muted by family life), but it is an honest one: We still live in a world where a woman's intellect does not preclude her from accruing vast domestic responsibilities.
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Ms. Mugabe — known mostly for her lavish overseas shopping trips until she entered politics just two years ago — has emerged as one of the main actors in the fierce maneuvering to succeed Mr. Mugabe that has engulfed Zimbabwe in the last year, as the president's visible decline presages the end of an era.
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Everyone here — and I mean everyone, from extreme right to extreme left — understands that in this land, whose name comes from the Aymara language for the place where the earth ends, we are witnessing a cataclysm of epic proportions that presages another sort of end, the end of the world as we know it.
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WASHINGTON — The vow by Senate Republicans to block whomever President Obama nominates to fill the sudden vacancy on the Supreme Court presages a prolonged election year struggle, but the clash is less a new front against the White House than an escalation of a battle that had begun at the appeals court level before Justice Antonin Scalia died.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's recent proposal for $60 billion in unilateral actions against China presages a pitched 21st-century battle over technological supremacy, with fateful consequences for the world order.
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In another sketch that directly presages the tone and general theme of Get Out, the scenario of a black man wearing a hoodie in a white neighborhood is framed as a scene from a horror movie: A major theme of Key and Peele's comedy, part of it built into the range and versatility of the characters they play, is a disconnect between a perceived social context and actual experience — which can produce comedy that is as frequently uncomfortable as it is revealing.
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But the kind of arrangement brokered between the Justice Department and the FTC typically presages more serious antitrust scrutiny, the likes of which many Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill have sought out of fear that tech companies have become too big and powerful.... "If there is an active discussion of where the boundaries are, that would indicate there's a reason for that discussion, whether it's a new interest, study or investigation," said Maureen Ohlhausen, a partner at the law firm Baker Botts who previously served as chair of the FTC.
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