Sentence examples for a particularly propitious time from inspiring English sources

It is also a particularly propitious time for unified Arab action because there is a widespread realization among the Arab states that their lethargy when it comes to Syria is simply unsustainable.

A pol gives a hot piece of news about, say, an impending appointment -- late afternoon is an especially propitious time for this dodge -- to a reporter.

"The next decade offers an especially propitious time to diversify the academy, because record numbers of new faculty will be hired to accommodate enrollment growth and wholesale retirements (more than one third of full-time faculty are 55 or older).

It was, just then, a particularly propitious moment in the history of the Kingdom of Bhutan.

This year's series seemed indeed to have started at a particularly propitious moment.

A wave of litigation may soon ensue.The core suspicion is that some executives have received gobs of options that were backdated to a particularly propitious moment, making them immediately "in the money".

The 19th century is a particularly propitious period for the study of surface dynamics because archives have preserved a wealth of qualitative and quantitative data concerning rivers (economic statistics, meteorological and hydrological observations, illustrative documents, descriptions by contemporary observers).

As Precious wins awards on the festival circuit, there is a feeling that this is a propitious time for a truthful, sympathetic film about the African-American underclass.

But alas, the Twin Towers came tumbling down a few weeks later and it was not a propitious time to launch a newspaper in lower Manhattan, where the air still reeked of 9/11.

Relations with Britain were on an upturn, so it was a propitious time for creative diplomacy.

However, advances in clinical oncology, neuroscience, cancer biology, and mathematical oncology make the present a propitious time for a multipronged attack on brain tumors.