In the majority of cases, children are given "good," likable, and propitious names.
Still, issuers don't seem to care about this commission, and are instead willing to pay them to ensure good service at a propitious time in the company's life.
A relatively long stable period of SERS enhancement would be propitious for good signal collection.
It can harness and co-opt and corrupt true and good believers if it has a propitious and toxic enough environment.
There is also the bizarre fact that where I live, Charleston, S.C., some people call me Good Luck Lady: they consider it propitious to cross my path when a hurricane is coming and to kiss my head just before voting day.
Was Grossman trying to win his way back into John Kerry's good graces by dumping Dean at the propitious moment?
It might just be biding its time, but Kagan makes a good case that its geopolitical position is not propitious: while the United States is flanked by oceans, China is encircled by wary, watchful neighbors.
Propitious conditions include not just soil temperature and texture but also moisture and light.
Biden had spoken to Maliki a day earlier, and he no longer bothered to voice confidence in him: "The good and bad news is this has happened at a propitious time, because they're in the government-formation phase now, and what you may very well see is, among the Shia, a decision that, maybe, Maliki is not the guy to carry the mail".
Furthermore, the excellent sensitivity and broad linear detection range to HNBAA of this sensor with good stability and high selectivity, satisfied reproducibility and acceptable accuracy was propitious to practical application of sample analysis, and the good biocompatibility of modified materials and low applied potential on this sensor laid a foundation for its promising application.
