Sentence examples similar to a propitious period from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

It was not a propitious time.

He arrived at a propitious moment.

Longfellow lived at a propitious time.

It's a propitious time for reform.

Mr. Cullman entered the field at a propitious time.

The dispute comes at a propitious time for Fox.

Beckham's return is coming at a propitious time.

The group was founded at a propitious time.

"He felt like it was a propitious time".