Sentence examples for have not been propitious from inspiring English sources
Current times have not been propitious for the discovery of exciting new developments in the neuropathology of HIV/AIDS.
The macroeconomic policy framework has not been propitious for the sectors development: the exchange rate appreciation and high real interest rates have discouraged investment and agricultural production.
This has not been a propitious foreign-policy beginning.
In trying to cut bureaucratic tape, Greek politicians will need to create an environment that is propitious to investment, which has not been the case for many years.
Pakistan's planned divestment of a 7.5% stake in OGDCL, a listed but largely state-owned oil firm, has not been quite as cursed, but the circumstances could be more propitious.
But the timing may not be propitious: last month the bank announced that profits had tumbled by 47% last year.Sacking Sommer?Speculation intensified that Ron Sommer, chief executive officer of Deutsche Telekom, would be sacked.
So far, the Eliava's experience of cooperation with American companies interested in phages has not exactly been propitious.
But the attention has mostly been propitious: "It's brought me so many opportunities.
The timing of the conference could not have been more propitious.
And, with fears of fresh terrorist attacks mounting all over Europe, the timing could not have been less propitious.
The film's release could not be more propitious.
