Sentence examples for from a propitious from inspiring English sources

To be sure, Mr. Blankfein has benefited from a propitious trading environment.

He said, "I call it, from the spiritual standpoint, a kairos moment" — a propitious set of circumstances.

In this sense, she suggests, the call from her friend Antony Hegarty came at a propitious moment.

The results show the symmetric supercapacitor made from MnCuAl layered triple hydroxide nanocomposite to be a propitious candidate for energy storage applications.

The White House chose a propitious time to seek greater benefits from team purchases.

When the rebbe took the reins of the movement, the Jewish people had just survived the worst calamity in their 3,000-year 3,000-year a propitious moment for thistorybe delivered from the sufferings of their exile.

Whatever the source, the NNMI came along at a propitious moment when U.S. manufacturing was under severe stress from foreign competition and a growing number of manufacturing companies were cutting back on research and development - an unfortunate trend that continues.

Although it was hardly a propitious time to start a business, Dillard's prospered almost from the start.

The exhibition comes at a propitious time, when smart publishers are responding to the onslaught from e-books by adopting a more adventurous approach to design.

The 1970s – "a prolonged downpour with a single burst of sunshine", as Andrew O'Hagan memorably described it – was not a propitious time to be in England, but Testino loved it from the day he arrived.

He arrived at a propitious moment.