Sentence examples for looks auspicious from inspiring English sources

It looks auspicious for this year's likely initial public offering.

But this would be just after the introduction of notes and coins into the euro area which is certain to face logistical problems, and could well prompt a spate of bad publicity about the single currency.In practice then, only one date looks auspicious for a referendum: the spring of 2003, by which time the euro will (presumably) have settled in as a physical currency.

To the casual passer-by the undertaking couldn't have looked auspicious.

He hopes to change that and in the matter of new anti-cancer drugs, the science is looking auspicious.

Austin was Burnley's top scorer by a distance last season, and it did not look auspicious when he joined their promotion rivals QPR in August, yet the 42-year-old Dyche dates Burnley's revival from that very moment.

Schwartz also said that she's been looking at astrology charts, and due to Libra, things are looking auspicious.

And it must be said that the omens do not look especially auspicious now.

While CWS' numbers are looking more auspicious than they did 6 months ago, the problem for the web store is that it is still hampered by the fact that developer activity just isn't growing at the same rate as it is on the Android Marketplace or Apple's app store.

As Kenya's likely new government, NARC looks only fairly auspicious.

I bolted up from the chair, saying, "So they're really going to win it all?" "I can't guarantee you the outcome, but it looks very, very auspicious".

Initially, this meeting doesn't seem auspicious.