Sentence examples for auspicious prospects from inspiring English sources

This chapter highlights the auspicious prospects that nanotechnology has for engineering craniofacial and dental tissues.

The availability of gene network inference algorithms with known inferential properties opens a new era of large-scale screening experiments that could be equally beneficial for basic biological and biomedical research with auspicious prospects.

But the party invite is there, and the prospects auspicious.

As for Hlavackova, her prospects were not auspicious.

Faced with the prospect of filling such an auspicious berth, Hilde Limondjian, the curator of the museum's concerts since 1969, was urged to hear the Pacifica Quartet during its 18-concert Beethoven quartet series in Philosophy Hall at Columbia University during the 2007-8 season.

Before the closed session, the prospects for close cooperation did not appear auspicious.

Even if it might not be the source of all the answers, the field should consider distributing its efforts and resources to explore this promising –and increasingly evidence-based- pathway as well as other auspicious alternatives towards a more holistic and integrative approach instead of concentrating all prospects in a limited number of research lines.

But the backers of the World Product Centre, as the tower would be called, say that the prospects for their project — estimated to cost $500 million to $1 billion to build — are uniquely auspicious because the health care industry has proven in the past to be countercyclical and recession-proof, since people always get sick.

It was a disappointing ending but one which gives the 28-year-old Glaswegian, the least auspicious of Britain's quartet of world champions, a chance to make a bigger noise on the international stage with the prospect of a unification fight with the WBA champion Brandon Rios.

The timing was auspicious.

The meeting was auspicious.