Sentence examples for a more propitious from inspiring English sources

It could not have happened at a more propitious time.

Bigshot Democrats can then prepare for battle at a more propitious time.

Capa's "rediscovery" of Vishniac could not have come at a more propitious moment.

King vowed to complete the march at a more propitious time.

Or if a proposal for integration ran into resistance, the European bureaucracy would wait for a more propitious political alignment.

Politicians, whether Christian or Buddhist, flock to them, asking, for instance, whether relocating their ancestors' remains to a more propitious site might ensure victory.

She wanted to move the statue, which she had planted near the front door in May, to a perhaps more propitious spot.

Yes, it's more competitive, but I'm taking over the party at a much more propitious time than John [Hume] did in 1979, when the security agenda dominated and the British government would not have risked any initiatives".

They shape a context which is more propitious in some ways than the one in which Paddy Ashdown operated when Blair could have swallowed the Lib Dems alive, and almost as good as the one Charles Kennedy enjoyed after he had been vindicated over the war.

There has never been a more pressing yet more propitious time for such changes in approach, shifts in paradigms, and development of new interdisciplinary collaborations.

In Europe the times had never been more propitious for a Crusade.