Sentence examples for be auspicious for from inspiring English sources
As a result, ghee is poured into sacred fires by Hindus to this day, a practice thought to be auspicious for marriages, funerals and other ceremonies.
So while Chinese growth has added to income inequality in the United States, it has also increased prosperity and income equality globally... From a narrowly nationalist point of view, these developments may not be auspicious for the United States.
"While the conditions may not be auspicious for peacekeeping, they will be less auspicious if chaos reigns in Somalia, and we have to turn at some point to peacemaking," Ms. Rice said.
In the long run, supply-demand balances may be auspicious for the prices of some commodities.
Domestic politics will not be auspicious for the main players in the year ahead, and the developing countries should be allowed time to cool down from their Cancún clamor.
Adding Accel as an investor could be auspicious for the company, as the Silicon Valley-based venture firm counts a number of successful online and software investments in its portfolio, including Facebook, Dropbox, Cloudera, Qlik and Kayak.
According to one tradition, the queen Nessa once consulted Cathbad, asking him what the day was auspicious for; Cathbad answered that it was auspicious for begetting a king upon a queen, and Conchobar was conceived in their subsequent union.
Whatever, it was auspicious, for Ms. Kramer, with Simon Over as the deft pianist, proved a soulful and virtuosic performer.
He answered obliquely by talking about the financial crisis: how it had changed the terms of political trade in ways that were auspicious for the left.
