Sentence examples for more propitious than from inspiring English sources

You don't get more propitious than that".

This is an attractive bargain only when more difficult pleasures are more propitious than less difficult ones.

It is ostensible from these values that Pb sorption in synthetic solution is more propitious than others.

It is ostensible from these values that Cu sorption in synthetic solution is more propitious than others.

Yes, it's more competitive, but I'm taking over the party at a much more propitious time than John [Hume] did in 1979, when the security agenda dominated and the British government would not have risked any initiatives".

It looked as if the Bushes had been right to decide that Texas would be a more propitious environment for Republicans than their former home, Connecticut, but had done so prematurely.

They shape a context which is more propitious in some ways than the one in which Paddy Ashdown operated when Blair could have swallowed the Lib Dems alive, and almost as good as the one Charles Kennedy enjoyed after he had been vindicated over the war.

It is hard to conceive of a more propitious time to act on that hope than now, and difficult to imagine two places that need it more than Congo and Sudan.

There could not be a more propitious location for a meeting with Petite Meller than number 19 Berggasse in Vienna, home of the Sigmund Freud Museum and birthplace of modern psychoanalysis.

Either they've convinced that Almunia is plop and will eventually allow one of efforts to trickle past him or they're copping out, firing from way out rather than attempt to pick their way into a more propitious position.

The observation that patients with extensive lymph node metastasis after neoadjuvant therapy are more propitious to develop metastatic disease and die due to disease progression than patients with no extensive axillary metastasis supports the hypothesis that residual loco regional disease after neoadjuvant chemotherapy is a clinical marker of chemotherapy resistance.