Sentence examples for increasingly propitious from inspiring English sources

That changed in the run-up to the 2010 general election, when the party began to connect Euroscepticism with public hostility to immigration from Europe, in increasingly propitious circumstances.

Whether Labour will prosper in the south outside London, where it lacks both councillors and MPs, is less clear.Although the London race looks increasingly propitious for Labour, it may not be such a bad thing for the party if Mr Johnson hangs on.

The timing was propitious.

His timing was propitious.

The timing looked propitious.

The timing is propitious.

Early signs are propitious.

His timing is propitious.

It does, which is propitious.

Certainly the timing seems propitious.

The timing is hardly propitious.