But Volvo thinks it's a sign of things to come.
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Is it a sign of things to come in Pittsburgh?
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These two events were a sign of things to come.
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Ultimately, this could be a sign of things to come.
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Looking back, it was a sign of things to come.
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Let's just hope this isn't a sign of things to come.
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Nunberg's meltdown may also be a sign of things to come.
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Was the price unique, or a sign of things to come?
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Others feared that it was a sign of things to come.
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And for some, it signals a sign of things to come.
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Hopefully, it's a sign of things to come for this organization.
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These troubles could be a sign of things to come for growers.
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What it isn't, however, is a guaranteed sign of things to come.
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The deal is small but is a sign of things to come.
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I suspect this is a sign of things to come for Android.
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It was a sign of things to come as the day progressed.
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The episode appeared to be a potential sign of things to come.
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And this kerfuffle is a sign of things to come for Biden.
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And, it turns out, they may be a sign of things to come.
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The Japanese effort, though unsuccessful, is hopefully a sign of things to come.
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It's a sign of things to come in an industry undergoing fresh upheaval.
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Are these storms just a fluke, or a sign of things to come?
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Tangier is only one community, but it's a sign of things to come.
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It could be a sign of things to come for the United Kingdom.
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The Knicks can only hope it is a sign of things to come.
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Is this new "ethics matters" lesson a sign of things to come in 2017?
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This bot is a great idea, and surely a sign of things to come.
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At its peak, Klout was seen as a foreboding sign of things to come.
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All part of the negotiating process or an ominous sign of things to come?
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But unlike the old days, the Clippers won — a sign of things to come.
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Ted Lieu, who suggested Tuesday night's result was a sign of things to come.
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Here's hoping today's partnership between Spotify and Waze is a sign of things to come.
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And, in an early sign of things to come, he toyed with a conspiracy theory.
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Far from being an outlier, these arcade raids are a sign of things to come.
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That tax reform is already experiencing some turbulence is a sign of things to come.
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But, it turns out that was a sign of things to come for Di Luisa.
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The Martian VR Experience is hopefully a sign of things to come for virtual reality.
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Matthews's historic N.H.L. debut was a sign of things to come this season for Toronto.
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From the vantage point of today, it looks like a sign of things to come.
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The predominantly female cast of characters, for instance, is likely a sign of things to come.
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The Chargers committed three defensive penalties on the drive in a sign of things to come.
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The relaunch may be a sign of things to come for LGBTQ media around the world.
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In perhaps a sign of things to come, Africa also registered some significant outward tech investment.
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To some in the NFL world, it was a sign of things to come for Mahomes.
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The question remains: Is this a passing trend, or just a sign of things to come?
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But however modest, the influence effort in Alabama may be a sign of things to come.
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Rose delivered the assist after darting through the Houston defense, a sign of things to come.
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Schulte warns that Tangier isn't an isolated case but rather a sign of things to come.
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Our thought bubble: We're inclined to take this more seriously as a sign of things to come.
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The highly active cyclone seasons the past few years may be a sign of things to come.
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With its integrated design and beige colors, the Wang 2200 was a sign of things to come.
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But how big a deal was it really -- and is it a sign of things to come?
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"Just the first sign of things to come in our new Democratic Majority committed to working #ForThePeople."
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It was an infamous episode that was, in so many ways, a sign of things to come.
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In 2020, the national polls suggest Iowa and New Hampshire are a sign of things to come.
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Its acquisition by Netflix is perhaps a sign of things to come in terms of animation distribution.
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"Dreams of forever" by artist, Andrew Loh "A sign of things to come" by designer, Ginette Chittick.
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This is the opening scene and a cultural error that is a sign of things to come.
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And Benard's op-ed didn't appear in a vacuum — it was a sign of things to come.
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However, the drive was a sign of things to come as it stalled deep in Maryland territory.
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That made the Note's 5.3-incher seem like an impractical experiment, not a sign of things to come.
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With some reaching heights well over six feet, these Neolithic humans were a sign of things to come.
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More broadly though, this expansion is a sign of things to come for Uber in China this year.
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So the battle over G-Resources is significant because it may be a sign of things to come.
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But the deals struck with the two online news companies could be a sign of things to come.
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Yet seeing the outcome for what it was — a sign of things to come — offers several useful lessons.
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The fiasco was a sign of things to come: The fallout from the scandals has yielded varied results.
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Demi certainly got a lot of love from The Grammy crowd ... a good sign of things to come.
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The deal is likely a sign of things to come from the upcoming AT&T — Time Warner merger.
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Were Democrats to do well in Virginia, it could be a sign of things to come in 2020.
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"This could be a very bad sign of things to come," one adviser to House Speaker Paul Ryan said.
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That's an impressive deal, and hopefully a sign of things to come, with Prime Day just around the corner.
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TPUSA staffer Richard Mills called the positive article "refreshing" and is hopeful it's a sign of things to come.
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Is the reported spike in last-minute event bookings at Trump's Washington hotel a sign of things to come?
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In a tough political year for morality, let's hope this is a sign of things to come next year.
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She said that the lineup was something they all looked forward to as a sign of things to come.
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Breakingviews A disastrous quarter for Valeant Pharmaceuticals is a bad sign of things to come for a whole industry.
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A well-judged stunt: politically unbinding, widely mocked in the metropolitan press but a sign of things to come.
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In a tweet late Tuesday, Nixon cast Gillum's come-from-behind win as a sign of things to come.
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The fact that Thakur is endorsed by the BJP's top leadership is a sign of things to come for India.
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"We think that this slowdown in growth is a sign of things to come," Jack Allen at Capital Economics said.
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It got mixed reviews from American critics, but its arrival in the States could be sign of things to come.
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Indeed, then-presidential candidate Obama's statement that he wanted electricity rates to "skyrocket" was a sign of things to come.
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The manager of the driving school, Ernst Severe, feared the empty room would be a sign of things to come.
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The song is huge and beautiful, giving a good sign of things to come when he drops the full-length.
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Lisowicia bojani eventually died out, but for its closely related proto-mammalian relatives, it was a sign of things to come.
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Turns out, her recognition of the couple was a sign of things to come: Six months later, their engagement was announced.
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Some of these may have been hobbyists who lost control of their toys, but it's a sign of things to come.
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"It's a very, very, very good sign of things to come," Ryan said in an interview with Wisconsin radio station WBEL.
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The Royals left the bases loaded in the bottom of the first off Reid-Foley, a sign of things to come.
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The Shia flag, he believes, is an ominous sign of things to come if and when ISIS is driven out of Mosul.
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But this could mark a really scary tipping point if you're Mark Zuckerberg—or at least a sign of things to come.
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She did change her Twitter avatar to the photo with her hair down, which could be a sign of things to come.
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A noisy skirmish over sex education in a Muslim district of the English Midlands could be a sign of things to come.
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On this view, the recent downturn in business investment was less of a cyclical blip than a sign of things to come.
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In what ended up being a warning sign of things to come, Clinton narrowly lost the 2016 Democratic primary there to Sanders.
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It's a cut that will definitely leave you wanting more, and if it's a sign of things to come, we can't wait.
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Even though school takeovers are becoming more common nationally, what's happening in New Orleans may be a sign of things to come.
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The video was completely innocuous, and she handled that situation very well, but the incident is a sign of things to come.
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He said it appeared the rally would not come and it would be sign of things to come in the new year.
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December, however, may be a sign of things to come given the number of supply-side changes that are now taking place.
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Well. This recent flurry of strong releases could well be a sign of things to come, but there are reasons to be pessimistic.
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Instead, he said the NFL deal speaks to the value Twitter sees in live events, and is a sign of things to come.
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Smaller firms such as SpoonRocket folded in March, their downfall considered by some analysts and investors as a sign of things to come.
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Image: Promobot LabsPublicity stunt or not, this sort of thing has happened before—and it may be a sign of things to come.
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In a possible sign of things to come, university staff balloted for strikes when previous reforms were introduced in 2011 and in 2014.
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The partnership sounds like a good sign of things to come for OnePlus, but as CNET notes, the deal could still fall apart.
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It turns out the P series was a sign of things to come, as the company has expanded its cost-efficient 2016 lineup.
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And how it all shakes out could help determine whether legalization in Canada is a sign of things to come across the globe.
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The embellished collar is also a sign of things to come — although in 2020, he rarely wears an all-black ensemble like this.
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What chills me about this movie leading the Oscar nominations is how much it strikes me as a sign of things to come.
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Health care was still a huge issue in yesterday's special election for North Carolina's 9th district — likely a sign of things to come.
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In a sign of things to come, early orders for planting equipment for next season's soybean and corn crops are down up to 25%.
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Many mark that hurricane season as the first sign of things to come, but I mark it as the one that changed my life.
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The good news, Netflix says, is that it thinks its Q2 miss is simply a Q2 miss, not a sign of things to come.
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One current practice that's a sign of things to come is zero-rating, where internet providers offer free data when you use certain services.
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That sent a shock wave through the broader community of temporarily protected immigrants, which fears the warning was a sign of things to come.
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Virginia, however, has increasingly become a blue state — and voting patterns could be a sign of things to come in North Carolina and Georgia.
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Boughner said he hopes that finding a way to win against the Rangers is a sign of things to come for his maligned squad.
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It was a sign of things to come, however: Simeone wanted to build from the back; to whip Atlético into rock-solid defensive shape.
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The fact that the new MacBook Air is barely faster than the old Air from three years ago is another sign of things to come.
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If you are concerned about the growth of populism and the far-right in Europe, then Italy's referendum is a sign of things to come.
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It's technically Mustard's song, but hopefully it's a sign of things to come on Culture III, due out some time in the next couple months.
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That's nearly 10 times more land burned than what's typically seen at this stage of the season—and a troubling sign of things to come.
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A bound book of photographs of 10 of Paris' most legendary haunts, from La Cigale to Pile au Face — a sign of things to come.
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Icahn said he doesn't believe "this is the explosive time" for the stock market, however its turbulent state is a sign of "things to come."
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Smart speakers are helpful, fun to use, and a sure sign of things to come in the future of artificial intelligence and the smart home.
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"No one should get too excited about this being a sign of things to come," said Luke Bartholomew, an investment strategist at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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You were looking at Google search activity, saw a spike in racist and misogynistic searches, and thought that was a sign of things to come.
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As tech's wealthiest look in the mirror and increasingly see political candidates, the vitriol of this race is likely a sign of things to come.
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Also a marquee-sized sign of things to come for the Consumer Electronics Show this year, when Everyone Will Still Be Trying To Make Wearables Happen.
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One of these approaches to political cinema isn't necessarily better than another, but perhaps, in a post-truth age, it's a sign of things to come.
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And the pattern over the last year has been clear: When MoviePass floats a trial balloon, it will likely be a sign of things to come.
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It's not clear whether the diversity represented in this season's Tony Awards is a flash in the pan or a positive sign of things to come.
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And he touted the tax cuts passed just before he arrived in Florida for his Christmas vacation, saying they were a sign of things to come.
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In what may be a sign of things to come, India has announced that by 2030, all new cars sold in the country will be electric.
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Nikki Haley's all smiles after announcing she's resigning as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and it's a sign of things to come ... so she says.
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In what the Chiefs are hoping is a sign of things to come, the big-armed Mahomes connected with Demetrius Harris on a 51-yard pass.
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These resilient microbes are a vestige of Earth's ancient past, but they could also be a sign of things to come under the influence of climate change.
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Although, come to think of it, they did try and turn your Windows Phone into a computer, so maybe that was a sign of things to come.
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We'd stay up until sunrise burning CDs one at a time, and in another sign of things to come for ItsTheReal, gave the material out for free.
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But if the first episode is sign of things to come, Planet Of The Apps could create role models for a whole new generation of female developers.
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A sign of things to come, Kavanagh was in and out of the cage in one round after taking her third professional win, this time via TKO.
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Editorial When Representative John Shimkus questioned, during a debate in March, why men have to pay for prenatal care, it was a sign of things to come.
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BM: You mentioned earlier being worried that this is potentially a precursor or a sign of things to come as far as trying to quash dissenting voices.
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That was a sign of things to come in the midterms, when Democrats turned out in larger numbers than they had in either the 2010 or 2014 midterms.
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Although he failed to get a finish, the dynamic striking display proved to be a sign of things to come as he blitzed through his next three opponents.
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Experts say discrete calling is a sign of things to come in making 2000 calls work a little better and a little safer, especially in a tense situation.
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Getting approval for the project will be a monumental challenge, but it may be a sign of things to come for other water-poor regions of the world.
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The trailer above doesn't give too much away, but Corden does look particularly happy for the 44-second duration — that's normally a good sign of things to come.
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"If Roger Stone's arrest is a sign of things to come, we've lost our country," read the headline of a Sean Hannity op-ed on Fox News' website.
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This study may be a sign of things to come as scientists discover that nature has already invented the cures to some of the world's worst diseases.[Immunity]
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Monday announced an end to protections for Sudanese immigrants, a move that advocates fear could be a sign of things to come.
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Brett Gardner tracked the ball down on the warning track, but it was a sign of things to come, as the Red Sox hit one rope after another.
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For his most ardent backers, that's a sign of things to come for the senator who never played a major Capitol Hill role before launching his presidential campaign.
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We saw Sanders and Warren start to take more pointed jabs at the frontrunner at the California Democratic convention over the weekend, a sign of things to come.
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The latest wave of heavy selling in financial markets is a clear sign of things to come, according to a new report from the world's oldest international financial organization.
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"These business banking hubs mark a welcome step forward, and hopefully are a sign of things to come," said Mike Cherry, national chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses.
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Even better, it's the sign of things to come, as the band have now officially announced their third album, Love Is Dead, which will be released on May 25.
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I contacted John Seay, an entertainment lawyer with an expertise in digital streaming, to ask him if Spotify's removal of this song is a sign of things to come.
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Cosby-Roundtree had six points and Booth and Bey hit 3-pointers when the Wildcats opened the game with a 17-8 flurry, a sign of things to come.
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A stock exchange dispute between Switzerland and the European Union could be a sign of things to come for the U.K., according to the CEO of Switzerland's biggest exchange.
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It was hard not to see the misleading video — which many people who oppose Mr. Biden, both Democrats and Republicans, quickly shared — as a sign of things to come.
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In a heartening sign of things to come, the writers moved away from the usual cliffhanger ending and concluded this week's episode with a slightly different brand of suspense.
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Bernie Sanders, the top Democrat who led the late-night fight against a repeal, said the protest could be a sign of things to come as the fight stretches on.
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It was SpaceX's first big national security payload, and a sign of things to come as the aerospace company breaks into the shadowy world of military and national security launches.
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In a sign of things to come, business surveys showed both services and manufacturing contracting at their fastest rate in years in July, the month that the GST was launched.
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Academics fear they may also be a sign of things to come if the chilling effect of Trump's "America First" agenda spreads beyond any specific field of study or nationality.
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Deep Blue's win was celebrated by those in the computer industry, but other people saw in the machine's victory a loss for humanity and a sign of things to come.
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While Trump rallies have been marked with protests for months, this is the largest disturbance yet, and is surely a sign of things to come, as Trump secures the Republican nomination.
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And, according to a new report from the world's largest international financial organization, the latest wave of heavy selling in financial markets is, in fact, a sign of things to come.
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Many skywatchers were delighted to spot a bright line of SpaceX's internet-beaming Starlink satellites pass overhead this weekend, but to astronomers, it was an ominous sign of things to come.
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The old ideological battles are giving way to struggles over specific ethnic and religious groups; the Conservative lunge for Hindu and Sikh support may be a sign of things to come.
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Faegre Baker Daniels's Yan added, however, Chinese regulators could end up with a deluge of new deals to work through if the latest probes were a sign of things to come.
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But climate change may be pushing even these hardy forests past their breaking point, said Dr. Harvey, and how trees regrow in Stumptown could be a sign of things to come.
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Hopefully, games like I Expect You to Die are a sign of things to come, as developers create new verbs in VR. You can't argue with stuff like this, you know?
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"The colder weather in October, driven by a strong Scandinavian blocking ridge, is not necessarily a sign of things to come this winter," Todd Crawford, chief meteorologist at the firm, said.
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The magic is great, sure, but it's Scott's amazingly over-the-top showmanship (a sign of things to come, no doubt), hand flourishes and, yes, dance moves, that are the true highlights.
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That alone tells you video services will have a large presence at the show, and the launch of Sling TV at last year's show was definitely a sign of things to come.
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After winning for the first time in three games heading into a road test at Cleveland on Wednesday, the Bulls are hoping Monday's win can be a sign of things to come.
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The rare congressional action on drug prices could be a sign of things to come next year, when Democrats hope to take much more sweeping action after taking control of the House.
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This could be a sign of things to come, however, as studies project that increasing sea surface temperatures will enable tropical storms and hurricanes to be sustained at Hawaii's latitude further north.
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Game-ending surge allows Jazz to rally past Timberwolves MINNEAPOLIS — With a healthy roster for the first time all season, the Utah Jazz hope Saturday is a sign of things to come.
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And I'm hoping Shovel Knight is a sign of things to come, because it's just one example of a huge variety of indie games for which the Switch might prove a perfect home.
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On Monday, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid took to the floor and lashed out at Rubio, an unusual rebuke but a sign of things to come if the GOP senator runs for reelection.
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Extending from the Gulf of Mexico to the African coast, the unusually large bloom is threatening marine life and coastal regions, with the researchers warning it's likely a sign of things to come.
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Cue said Apple agreed to work on Planet of the Apps because the company could bring something to the table, but the show doesn't really seem like a sign of things to come.
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But they are also a sign of things to come — an even bigger U.S. presence on the world market and an increasing role for U.S. shale as a lever on world oil prices.
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Although they've been dating for months, this was the first time Dewan shared a photograph of the Tony Award-winning actor on her social media account — and a sign of things to come.
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In a sign of things to come, the congestion zone was not in budget amendments submitted by the governor, or in budget proposals by the Republican-led Senate and the Democrat-dominated Assembly.
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"Overall we think the increase in core CPI inflation in January is a sign of things to come over the rest of the year," said Michael Pearce, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics.
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"We would hope that the slowing in the Q4 is not a sign of things to come and that 2016 will still be a positive year for the UK as well," said Ingham.
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" Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said, in an unusually harsh statement aimed at an ally: Axios' Jonathan Swan posted this thought bubble: "We're inclined to take this seriously as a sign of things to come.
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Ultimately, Britain will have to come up with more compelling counternarratives if it wants to make the story of the London jihadists a footnote in history, rather than a sign of things to come.
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August 2018: In the first major shakeup and sign of things to come, Citi restructured its Global Consumer Bank, modeling its US division off of its successful regional efforts in Asia and Latin America.
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This proved a sign of things to come as Cruickshank once again attempted to blitz Yachi, who responded in kind with short right hook to knock Cruickshank out cold, sending him crashing to the canvas.
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We may never know why the Longshan people were so tall, but given that humans have never been taller than they are today, these ancient humans were most certainly a sign of things to come.
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The Tigers are hoping Sunday's effort was a sign of things to come from Miguel Cabrera, who plated a run in the 7-3 loss to Chicago for his first RBI of the road trip.
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Joycelyn Savage had direct contact with her family for the first time since she left home nearly 3 years ago to live with R. Kelly ... and it might be a sign of things to come.
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"It comes as no surprise that there has been a reprisal from Iran — the concern is that this is just the sign of things to come," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData.
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Though the portals won't transport "Fortnite" players to the Upside Down (that we know of), they could be a sign of things to come as more elements from "Stranger Things" make their way into the game.
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In perhaps a sign of things to come, China overtook the U.S. as the largest single producer of renewables, while Europe and Eurasia were overtaken by Asia Pacific as the world's largest renewable power producing region.
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Yes, but: If Oklahoma's $572 million judgment is a sign of things to come, states may only be looking at short-term relief — and drug companies may only incur short-term annoyances, rather than crippling penalties.
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"We can look to how London is using this technology as a sign of things to come," said Clare Garvie, a researcher at Georgetown's Center on Privacy and Technology who studies government use of facial recognition.
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"We suspect that this is probably just a sign of things to come," London-based Capital Economics said in a report on the Saudi PMI, predicting that a fiscal squeeze would reduce growth further this year.
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The number of cases, while still small, is set to make 2019 the worst recorded year for EEE in recent history—and it may be a sign of things to come in an ever-warming climate.
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And if this is a sign of things to come, it's looking like the movie sequel might be skewing a little more faithfully to the classic interpretations of the turtles than the much-maligned first ever did.
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I'm not sure if this is a sign of things to come (I doubt it), but they definitely point to a type of independently minded fair that seems to be a natural fit for quickly gentrifying Brooklyn.
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The hiccups may be a sign of things to come as traders fear a further increase in stocks at Cushing would test the upper limits of tanks and cause the next leg of an 18-month rout.
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"This could be a sign of things to come from the U.S. where maybe we're looking at more international expansion from the U.S. into Europe which is a more straightforward target than perhaps Asia is," Lawler said.
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" (Here, in a sign of things to come, both "diluted" and "oversauced" seem more close-to-hand than precise.) Unsurprisingly, David turns out to be impotent and in poor shape: "The booze and red meat and dairy.
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Lam, while casting her own ballot, said she was hopeful the elections going off without a hitch were a sign of things to come in the city, which has been gripped by ongoing protests since the summer.
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"The people of the U.S. want to see a coming together," he said, a remark suggesting the deal-making Trump did on Wednesday with Democrats -- which shocked both parties -- might be a sign of things to come.
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It's unclear at this point in the nascent administration whether it was a sign of things to come, or whether the actions were conducted under any different procedures than could have been in place under the Obama administration.
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As he wined and dined African leaders in Sochi, twin Tu-160 nuclear capable bombers touched down at a military airport outside Pretoria, South Africa -- a symbolic power-play that is likely a sign of things to come.
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New research published yesterday in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that Çatalhöyük was a sign of things to come, both in terms of human social organization and the problems caused by living in large cities.
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This operation, which sounds like something out of a sci-fi war story, is likely a sign of things to come and shows how any connected technology used by a military can be compromised and used against it.
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In the years since 2012, when he photographed a billboard of Donald Trump and the words "Prove It!" it turns out that Mr. Friedlander did not document just a sign, but also a sign of things to come.
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While IBM is not announcing a rush of customers yet for the new live-streaming services (it notes one media customer so far, Broadway Video), these are particularly interesting to me and perhaps a sign of things to come.
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Even with its most recent loss, Washington has won seven of the last nine meetings against the Mets, who are hoping that Saturday's production is a sign of things to come for struggling outfielders Michael Conforto and Curtis Granderson.
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By the end of the week, the Mi Box will be available in close to 4,000 stores, sharing shelf space with Roku, Chromecast and Apple TV. The retail development is significant, and certainly a sign of things to come.
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"Most of its users won't care or notice because they'll be busy Snapchatting, but for marketers and others it's a sign of things to come," Peter Petralia, managing director of digital strategy for brand engagement company Sullivan, told Mashable.
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And in an era in which Hollywood-China co-productions are going to become a more common occurrence, what's so dispiriting about The Great Wall is that this dull oddity may just be a sign of things to come.
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In a sign of things to come, Mr. Rubio and Mr. Lee, both Republicans, said on Wednesday they would propose an amendment to expand the child tax credit while providing a slightly smaller corporate tax cut than currently proposed.
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Trump urged the Saudis to lift the blockade in November, but official readouts of the crown prince's visit to the UK -- perhaps a sign of things to come -- focused on economic and security cooperation rather than human rights concerns.
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Comstock's seat, representing Washington, DC, suburbs, was seen as one of the most vulnerable Republican seats heading into Tuesday's midterm elections, but could serve as a sign of things to come as Democrats look to take control of the House.
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The separation of 1-year-old Mateo (left, in yellow, with his father at the border in 2017) by immigration authorities and the ordeal his parents endured was a sign of things to come for hundreds of families in 2018.
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Canadians hope the result is a sign of things to come for the team, which consistently reached Olympic podiums in Alpine from the 1960s to the 1980s but have since been overtaken by skiers from Austria, Switzerland and the United States.
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"I think the problems at the airport are a sign of things to come and I've been ready for weeks now to reopen the government and give us a chance without a shutdown hanging over us to reach a compromise," Sen.
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In October, the country deployed Air Force J-11B fighters while large planes that resembled Y-8 transport aircraft were spotted last month, the report said, noting that "their presence at Woody could be a sign of things to come."
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Speaking publicly, Trump allies dismiss the worries of economic forecasters who call events like Tuesday's 700-point drop in the Dow Jones average — followed by another temporary dive on Thursday after markets were closed Wednesday — a sign of things to come.
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However — in a sign of things to come — in November 2018, the Mystery Writers of America announced it would recognize Fairstein with its prestigious Grand Master Award, given in the past to figures such as Stephen King and Sue Grafton.
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And yet a thinning out of conference rooms and event spaces may be a sign of things to come, as both the US and China increasingly seek to become more self-sufficient in critical technologies such as AI, quantum computing, and 5G.
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Anti-abortion advocates were quick to treat the DOJ letter as a sign of things to come, taking the opportunity to encourage Congress to end Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood's nonabortion services, legislation Republicans in Congress have repeatedly failed to pass, in response.
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One sign of things to come is that Tom Tugendhat, a former army officer and MP for Tonbridge and Mailing, who has only been an MP since 2015, beat the incumbent, Crispin Blunt, for the chairmanship of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee.
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But real estate experts said it could be a sign of things to come elsewhere in the country as the cities, relying heavily on land sales and property taxes, try to boost real estate sales and keep housing supply in line with demand.
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Arturo Vargas points to the success Cruz and Rubio had this year as a good sign of things to come for Latinos but warns that both parties need to do more to reach out to the community and support more Latino candidates.
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A potential sign of things to come: In Houston, the leader of a protest against a Texas bill that would strip sanctuary city protections for immigrants came strapped, as did the right-wing protesters who turned out in support of the legislation.
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WASHINGTON — When two Republican members of Congress began formally questioning last week Ivanka Trump's use of private email for government business, it was seen by people close to the White House as a sign of things to come for the president's family.
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Criminal justice reform advocates heralded Edwards' victory in response to attacks, in part, on criminal justice reform as another example of a sea change on how lawmakers should handle crime and a potential sign of things to come in the 2020 elections.
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Whether that's because there's a general rate of decay in the quality of information going around on the internet in general, or because Google just saw a larger volume or got more serious about the task, it's a sign of things to come. 3.
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Veteran coach Rick Barnes, who is in his first season at Tennessee, hopes that Schofield's big game against Auburn is a sign of things to come - the freshman had totaled only 14 points in the four games prior to his big 22-point outburst.
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It'll be interesting, come 20 February, to see whether Fender's selection is a sign of things to come; whether this year's BRITs will be more of the same, with the most mainstream names taking away the biggest awards, or whether we'll be genuinely surprised.
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" In response, Pelosi tweeted, "@realDonaldTrump has given Democrats a great opportunity to show how we will govern responsibly & quickly pass our plan to end the irresponsible #TrumpShutdown -- just the first sign of things to come in our new Democratic Majority committed to working #ForThePeople.
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For many security experts, an attack like that one, which leveraged thousands of easy-to-hack Internet of Things such as DVRs and surveillance cameras—weaponized thanks to a mediocre but effective malware known as Mirai—is just a sign of things to come.
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The 12-inch MacBook at one time seemed like Apple's path forward (plenty of Apple fans and analysts saw it as a sign of things to come when it launched in 2015), but ultimately ended up representing some of Apple's biggest challenges with its Macs in general.
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The Jets (31-33-7) hope the win over the Islanders is a sign of things to come as they embark upon a season-ending stretch in which 10 of their final 12 games are against teams that entered Thursday within five points of a playoff spot.
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A bearish run-up in interest rates spooked the stock market Wednesday, and while a major shakeout may not yet be in the cards just now, analysts say it's a sign of things to come as the world's major central banks move to end easy policy.
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But such optimism has given way to a kind of stagnant waiting game, filled with more questions than answers: Is the sudden explosion of private businesses (like Airbnb) on the island a sign of things to come or merely window dressing on what remains a totalitarian regime?
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Indeed, if last night's round of airstrikes in Syria weren't merely symbolic but instead a sign of things to come, lawmakers will have no choice but to reschedule their Easter vacations and stay in Washington to debate and vote on yet another military campaign in the Middle East.
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Then just 30 years old, Diana posed for a photo that would later become iconic: In the famous photo, she cuts a solitary figure on the bench – later viewed by some as a sign of things to come when her separation from Prince Charles was announced a few months later.
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That time I turned in my wedding ring when I checked in (they take your jewelry and your wallet when they arrest you, and it's a good sign if they don't take your clothes), and the wedding ring had disappeared when I checked out again, which was a sign of things to come.
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That his conspiratorial comments about the Florida election have been so easily adopted by the previously Trump-shy Scott -- who was admonished by a federal judge for "(toeing) the line between imprudent campaign trail rhetoric and problematic state action" -- is viewed by voting rights advocates as a sign of things to come.
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Read More: Watch This Woke Documentary Shell Made About Climate Change in 1991 Combine that with new carbon price legislation coming from the Alberta and federal governments, and this move could be a sign of things to come, should fossil fuel producers continue to not see profitability in the future of the oilsands.
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It's also a sign of things to come – in-car payment methods that use retailer and service provider apps, combined with stored digital payment methods like Apple and Android Pay, as well as instant receipts and transaction records seem like a huge opportunity, now that vehicles are increasingly networked and equipped with geolocation services.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on Monday said recent protests and violence in cities nationwide may be a sign of things to come.
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In 2012, Obama personally intervened in response to donors and pro-Israel groups to get a mention of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel back in the platform; in what was perhaps a sign of things to come, there was booing on the convention floor when it was announced that "Jerusalem" had been added back in.
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It's great to hear the producer turning his focus back to the nightclub after a spell of song-based writing, and if "Cloud 9" is a sign of things to come, then we are very excited indeed to hear the rest of the LP. Listen exclusively below to the original instrumental mix, or find it on Youtube.
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Mr. van Zweden's artistic daring as he introduced himself to New York was an encouraging sign of things to come at a moment when the Philharmonic is facing multiple challenges: a declining subscriber base; pressure to finalize a renovation plan for David Geffen Hall; and, just last week, the move to dismiss two players because of unspecified misconduct.
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The business's troubles may be a sign of things to come after the drug's broader legalization, as medical cannabis companies like CannaCraft continue to be whipsawed by the lack of clear state regulations and the glaring contradiction between a federal ban on marijuana and still-evolving state laws that should, in theory, shelter the companies from prosecution.
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"In a year where the new Trump administration is dismissing human rights from its foreign policy to Bahrain and the Gulf and preparing to sell arms without conditions, this is a dangerous sign of things to come," Husain Abdulla, the executive director of the group Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain, said in a statement.
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Speaking with CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday, Norton said Amazon's U.S. operations offer a possible sign of things to come in Australia: "Forty-three percent of all online sales in the U.S. is through Amazon and they sell more clothing than all the other retailers combined in the U.S," Norton said, adding that the impact was likely to spread beyond the retail space.
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This at the same time we&aposre looking at separate trade battles with a lot of those European partners, in the middle of our standoff with the Chinese, and, then, lo and behold -- and we&aposre going to be discussing this later in the show -- the Chinese and the Germans coming together on a deal on that could be a sign of things to come.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (Ore.), the top Democrat on the committee, pointed to the chronic care project as a hopeful sign of things to come, working with the chairman, Sen.
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Democrats hope this is a sign of things to come for other states to protect against what they see as 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 "sabotage" of insurance markets.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE said in an earnings call Wednesday night that the numbers that fell short of estimates could be a sign of things to come for the company.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE said in an earnings call Wednesday night that the numbers that fell short of estimates could be a sign of things to come for the company.
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The Uber-Didi deal could pose a much more existential threat to Lyft, which so far has made the best out of being the Number Two ride-hailing app in the US. "The China merger could even be a sign of things to come in the US since it's clear that being number two in such a big market is an expensive proposition," said Harry Campbell, who blogs and records a podcast as The Rideshare Guy.
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In fact, one cannot help wondering if it isn't already taking shape before our very eyes: Last May, the Trump administration moved the United States' embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem; a few months later, it cut off aid to Palestinians and the United Nations agency serving Palestinian refugees; most recently, it extended recognition of Israel's sovereignty in the Golan Heights, a move celebrated by one Israeli official as a sign of things to come with regards to the future of the West Bank.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE made a campaign appearance in North Carolina on Monday night as Republicans make a last-ditch effort to win a special election in the state's 9th Congressional District, a race that could be a sign of things to come on both the presidential and congressional scene in 2020.
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