Sentence examples similar to more auspicious future from inspiring English sources

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).

While the Warhols apparently didn't sell well, there is little doubt in most people's minds that China has a more than auspicious future for the art trade.

As for our global future, what could be more auspicious than the two current superpowers working in tandem to invent governance tailored to meet the challenges of the 21st century?

Coleman ended weeks of speculation about his future by agreeing a new two-year deal on Friday and would have hoped for a more auspicious start to the new chapter of his career as Wales boss.

BEGINNINGS have been more auspicious.

Elway's debut was no more auspicious.

Her second reincarnation is decidedly more auspicious.

Few artists have had a more auspicious début.

The timing for the Racial Imaginary Institute could not be more auspicious.

A more auspicious climate has greeted Cuban performers this year.

There could have been no more auspicious beginning.