Sentence examples for can be propitious from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the inlet of raw meal designed in the high-speed zone can be propitious to the decentralization of the raw meal.

Ni20Cr alloy particles with tens of micron-sized, flaky, and fine crystal structure can be propitious for decreasing the infrared emissivity of the composite coatings.

And its timing may be propitious.

Churton Collins didn't want to miss a moment that he felt to be propitious for reform.

A relatively long stable period of SERS enhancement would be propitious for good signal collection.

And in the small, low-ceilinged rooms of the Brontë Parsonage Museum, with its scant collection of childhood toys, I found a model for the way writerly selves can be forged from less than propitious circumstances.

Comparing the asbestos industry to arms traders, the Canadian Medical Association Journal said the government was taking part in a "death-dealing charade" by arguing that chrysotile can be safely used in the developing world.The political timing is propitious for a ban.

And right now is a propitious time to strike a deal, as neither party can be sure who'll be in charge in 2013.

It can be seen clearly from Fig. 6h that the power loss is confined almost entirely in the central sensitive area, which is propitious to cause temperature rise of thermosensitive VOx thin film integrated in the central sensitive area.

Some of it is propitious scheduling — the more fallow time of April has meant "Furious" can mow over less stalwart competition like "The Longest Ride".

It is evident that the three-dimensional network nanostructures of CNT/Au/TiO2 are propitious to improve the relevant anode surface area and thus the adsorption of the microorganism, which can efficiently promote the electronic transfer rate between the probe and electrode.