Sentence examples for is particularly auspicious from inspiring English sources

"But this is particularly auspicious.

"This law must now be enforced for the good of all Turkmen children and it is particularly auspicious that we are having this meeting today on Child Protection Day," Shareef added, saying that UNICEF was committed to working with the Government to help it fulfil its national priorities and international obligations covering children's rights.

But he sometimes compared himself to a cork in a river, and he acknowledged that the currents were particularly auspicious for 2000 -- what with an open Republican field and a scandal-plagued Democratic administration -- and might not again give him the opportunity.

It needs a net gain of six seats to do so, and the conditions for re-capture are particularly auspicious this year.

That's why it's particularly auspicious that, for the first time ever, there's suddenly promising news that we might be able to break this disease's hold on humankind.

In the light of this evidence, we reasoned that the terminal isoform-specific exons of HNF1A were particularly auspicious candidates in terms of harbouring low frequency, medium-penetrance variants involved in multifactorial diabetes.

The Year of the Pig, the last in the 12-year zodiac cycle, is believed to be a particularly auspicious time to have children and start a business.

As to non-European countries, Barrett (1990) reports that the New Year period is considered particularly auspicious for marriages among the Chinese, while the seventh lunar month is a period to be avoided.

Ashada Navaratri, on the other hand, is considered particularly auspicious for devotees of the boar-headed goddess Varahi, one of the seven Matrikas named in the Devi Mahatmya.

"It is going to be more of a final demand story, and the signs are not particularly auspicious".

Bees are considered particularly auspicious and their choice of a Buddha has been widely interpreted as siding with monks.