Sentence examples similar to have a propitious beginning from inspiring English sources

Hardly a propitious beginning for someone going it alone.

It can harness and co-opt and corrupt true and good believers if it has a propitious and toxic enough environment.

With bottles from a few boutique vintners, a slick web platform and a simple recommendation algorithm, the company had a propitious plan.

This uncertainty whether the ENMs are primarily hazardous or whether they have a potential for propitious impact on plants, has raised questions in the scientific community.

In fact, 11 December 1908 must have been a propitious date.

We have reached a propitious moment to inquire whether life-extending equilibrium is achievable.

Even though the U.S. waited too long, President Obama has chosen a propitious moment to renew diplomatic relations.

This has not been a propitious foreign-policy beginning.

At times when the number of calls slowed, or at other propitious moments, I would have a friend make bogus calls to me.

"The propitious part is that I have a friend who is a numerologist," Marden says, "and he told me that my number is 6.

The Ba β-Al2O3 is known to have a layer-type structure, which is likely to be propitious for crack deflection.