Sentence examples for Propitious climate from inspiring English sources
Several factors created a propitious climate for agreement, officials involved in the conference suggested.
The new link should allow other, further-flung fields to be exploited, such as the Lagavulin oil prospect, 250km north of the Shetlands, where Chevron began exploratory drilling in October.Of course, after the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, this is not the most propitious climate for deepwater drilling, particularly in an area routinely described as pristine.
The lead-up to the US presidential elections during which Russia's favorite candidate questioned the fairness of the elections and warned against possible rigging created a propitious climate for the Kremlin's hybrid conflict to take root.
The fact that all four Mercosur countries are now headed by elected presidents with similar free-market economic policies has helped create a propitious climate for the project, as has the example of progress toward creation of a single market in Europe.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has taken full advantage of what he views as a more propitious climate in Washington, DC under the Trump administration to embark on a massive expansion of Israel's illegal settlement drive in the Palestinian West Bank.
"The difficulties of the MAI should make the climate more propitious," he says.
Amid recession, austerity and the problematic politics of coalition, the climate is hardly propitious for a massive overhaul of care for the elderly and disabled.
For if the ideological climate is not propitious for environmentalism just now, the political environment could hardly be more opportune for a party of radical protest.
By the time A Very British Coup was published, in 1982, the political climate was even more propitious.
However, as the following chart shows, in propitious periods, that is, when the climate was warm, the population swelled faster than during less clement eras.
Regrouping into a family unit, in response to a harsher economic climate, is a rational and propitious thing to do – the realistic alternative being a further loss of living standards or mass homelessness.
