As it happens, Mr. Bell could hardly have been born in a more propitious spot in 1967 than Bloomington, the home of Indiana University, with its vast and excellent school of music.
In contrast, more propitious environmental conditions favor greater investment in individual offspring at the cost of mating, since offspring quality predicts successful competition for available for resources and reproductive fitness.
But Kidd and his posse should be heartened to know that it took Kate Mosse two years, in much more propitious times, to get the Orange prize off the ground.
Laboring in a much more propitious field, they were able to achieve more permanent results than their less numerous and less fortunate French brothers in the Canadian wilderness.
They shape a context which is more propitious in some ways than the one in which Paddy Ashdown operated when Blair could have swallowed the Lib Dems alive, and almost as good as the one Charles Kennedy enjoyed after he had been vindicated over the war.
It is ostensible from these values that Pb sorption in synthetic solution is more propitious than others.
It is ostensible from these values that Cu sorption in synthetic solution is more propitious than others.
She wanted to move the statue, which she had planted near the front door in May, to a perhaps more propitious spot.
But the risk is growing that they will sit this election out, waiting for more propitious times in 2008.Over the next two months, then, most political activity will be on the Democratic side.
