Sentence examples for auspicious markets from inspiring English sources

This means that funds tend to be raised in good years and not in bad years, even though a saner strategy would probably have it the other way around so startups can exit in the most auspicious markets.

Apple Pay's beginnings have been less than auspicious in other markets, including skepticism from retailers in its home market.

Finally, it may not have been the most auspicious day for a market debut but Sheffield software group Wandisco managed to get off to a bright start.

And given investor reception to JD.com, Alibaba could be coming to the public markets at an auspicious moment.

In another auspicious sign for Hollywood, international markets are continuing to drive the bulk of ticket sales for major movie releases.

For AvalonBay Communities, winning the bid for the project from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, marks an auspicious debut into a prime market.

The 5 Series, which goes on sale in Europe on March 20 and the United States on June 19, is coming to market at a more auspicious time than the comparable Mercedes E Class, which rival Daimler, based in Stuttgart, released last year.

There are opportunities for technology ventures, to be sure, but I believe there is, perhaps, a more auspicious time to enter that particular market.

The recent collapse of the finance markets makes this a particularly auspicious time to consider alternative models for doing the nation's business.

Of all developments, the unexpected break in stock market history was the most auspicious sign of faith in the future.

For many market bulls, that lack of visibility is auspicious.