Sentence examples for is a propitious from inspiring English sources

"This is a propitious time for energy breakthroughs," he said at a recent session with reporters in Washington.

And right now is a propitious time to strike a deal, as neither party can be sure who'll be in charge in 2013.

As Precious wins awards on the festival circuit, there is a feeling that this is a propitious time for a truthful, sympathetic film about the African-American underclass.

"It is a propitious time to raise the question and be very pointed in some of the things that we believe".

Now is a propitious time for raising these issues because the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is undertaking a Congressionally mandated revision of some disclosure forms that are required by law.

While the Financial Times has warned that Osborne faces a £20bn black hole in his accounts, the poll is a propitious political backdrop for a chancellor preparing to open his budget red box next Wednesday.

It's a propitious time for reform.

"He felt like it was a propitious time".

This has not been a propitious foreign-policy beginning.

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

But it turned out to be a propitious time.