Sentence examples for more auspicious for from inspiring English sources

García takes power today under conditions radically different from 1985, and far more auspicious for policy success.

By doing so, Mr. Obama stands a better chance of capitalizing on the most obvious way the general election battle is more auspicious for him.

The signs were more auspicious for her sister, Serena Williams, whose 6-2, 6-0 victory over Virginia Ruano Pascual of Spain bore little resemblance to her first-round ordeal, when she had required nine match points to put away the 100th-ranked Klara Zakopalova.

The signs were more auspicious for Serena Williams, whose 6-2, 6-0 victory over Virginia Ruano Pascual of Spain bore little resemblance to her first-round ordeal in which she had required nine match points to put away the 100th-ranked Klara Zakopalova.

Therefore, a dimensional model seems more auspicious for future development, even though scale values are combined in the end and weights do not seem to matter much for prediction (see [ 39] for a discussion of omitted regression weights).

It was hard to imagine a more auspicious debut for Strasburg, even if his initial opponent was the dreadful Pirates.

But today, on the anniversary of the original offense, I would like to propose a more auspicious use for it.

But this was the more auspicious occasion, for the festival, founded in 1953 by the violinist Alexander Schneider and the Washington Square Association, celebrates its 50th anniversary this month.

There couldn't be a more auspicious time for its stateside premiere as news of the latest Enron-style Wall Street scandal cascades around us.

There are more auspicious breeding grounds for Tour de France champions.

CHICAGO — It is hard to dream up a more auspicious series of events for Pat Quinn, Illinois's governor, whose re-election hopes had appeared shaky enough that a line of fellow Democrats had been salivating over his job for ages.