Sentence examples for even more propitious from inspiring English sources

By the time A Very British Coup was published, in 1982, the political climate was even more propitious.

Besides drying it (which can be done in a kiln, by those in a hurry), exposure to the elements makes the wood's chemistry even more propitious by reducing the levels of chemicals such as tannins, whose astringency can be detrimental to the spirit's flavour.

Research comprising flower-specific promotor sequences in genetic transformations seems to be especially propitious in providing the ability to express the transferred gene only in flowers or even more specifically, only in senescing flowers.

It didn't in more propitious times.

ARIEL SHARON could hardly have wished for more propitious timing.

The film's release could not be more propitious.

There are more propitious places to turn out.

It could not have happened at a more propitious time.

You don't get more propitious than that".

In Europe the times had never been more propitious for a Crusade.

"The difficulties of the MAI should make the climate more propitious," he says.