Sentence examples for it propitious to from inspiring English sources

There is also the bizarre fact that where I live, Charleston, S.C., some people call me Good Luck Lady: they consider it propitious to cross my path when a hurricane is coming and to kiss my head just before voting day.

In the week that British troops were deployed at Bagram Airport and politicians deliberate over dispatching thousands more to Afghanistan, it was propitious to meet Burridge and tour the Joint Services and Command Staff College at Shrivenham, in Wiltshire, where he is the commandant.

It was propitious to protect some key proteins from losing their conserved and vital functions.

If any of the IDD genes have a role in linking sucrose metabolism to plant development, it might be propitious to look for such a function amongst the maize, rice and Arabidopsis IDD genes that are most closely related to PCP1.

It seems that the increase of antenna area is propitious to reduce the absorption frequency but it does not contribute much to the absorption rate.

It is suggested that a less removal amount is propitious to restraint of PVe. Figure 7b shows the PVn value as a function of scanning pitch.

It is evident that the three-dimensional network nanostructures of CNT/Au/TiO2 are propitious to improve the relevant anode surface area and thus the adsorption of the microorganism, which can efficiently promote the electronic transfer rate between the probe and electrode.

It is commonly accepted that polymer particles bearing positive charges on their surface are propitious to SiO2 deposition [19].

Besides, increasing inlet temperature of cooling water appropriately is propitious to improve the global thermal insulation performance of the blast furnace wall while it cannot reduce the cooling water.

It provides a rational, design-free explanation for the fact that we find ourselves in a situation propitious to our existence" (Dawkins, R. 2006. The God Delusion, Houghton Mifflin, Boston-NewYork, p.136).

The moments around the ingestion of food are especially propitious to moral education.