Sentence examples for is propitious for from inspiring English sources

"Any day is propitious for talking with President Barack Obama," Mr. Chávez said at a news conference here with foreign journalists ahead of a referendum on Sunday that could open the way for him to hold on to power indefinitely.

Comparing the asbestos industry to arms traders, the Canadian Medical Association Journal said the government was taking part in a "death-dealing charade" by arguing that chrysotile can be safely used in the developing world.The political timing is propitious for a ban.

The timing is propitious: for separate reasons, one of the government's main allies, Mohammad Ershad (a former dictator), has threatened to quit the ruling coalition.Everyone believes the opposition would scrap the trials if it were to win the next election, which is due in 2013.

That is propitious for a late attack – or for one sprinters' team to try to burn off a rival who can't climb quite as well – but it's still hard to see beyond a bunch sprint led by Cavendish, Kittel, Démare and company, because after today the sprinters will be out of the picture until Stage 19.

Among the studied sites, the high food availability found in the Bidasoa estuary is propitious for achieving long and healthy active reproductive periods in mussels.

Then we ligated the digested DNA with T4 DNA ligase at a low concentration, which is propitious for linear DNA to joint intermolecularly.

The timing of the Reissfelder case was propitious for Kerry.

But the times were propitious for something new.

The timing was propitious for Branson's stock club.

Churton Collins didn't want to miss a moment that he felt to be propitious for reform.

NEXT time the night sky is clear, look, if the season and latitude are propitious, for the constellation of Sagittarius.