Word: boded
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...must have had a profoundly disquieting effect on the Soviet Union and its leader, Mikhail Gorbachev. The economic reform measures at the center of the Polish dispute, after all, are the local version of Gorbachev's campaign of perestroika (restructuring), and early setbacks in a key satellite hardly bode well for the vaster and still more intractable economy of the Soviet Union. The proximate cause of the wave of strikes in Poland was the imposition of price hikes, ranging from 40% for food staples to 100% for utility charges, aimed at bringing price levels roughly into line with market costs...
...comes the shocking news that PBH will have to cut spending for programs by nearly 60 percent this year, from $58,000 to $24,000. Such deep reductions bode ill for the future of existing programs and lead us to question the management of PBH and the University's commitment to supporting campus public service...
These restrictions bode ill for America's economy and national security. Both are dependent on scientific discovery and technological progress, and both suffer when scholars cannot freely exchange information and debate. With the stock market crash last week and the growing inefficiency of the economy, it is important that the federal government remove any restraints on the creativity of its citizenry...
That situation should bode well for short-term U.S. competitiveness, but discontent among American workers is rising. Says Harley Shaiken, a labor economist at the University of California at San Diego: "It amounts to a reversal of the American dream." Agrees Rudy Oswald, chief economist for the AFL-CIO: "There is a growing feeling of 'We won't take any more of this...
SWEETTABLE AT THE RICHILIEU is the second of three new American plays being mounted this season by the American Repertory Theater. The results do not bode well for the future of American play wrighting...