Sentence examples for much more auspicious from inspiring English sources

For now, Braun will just keep showing up at the ballpark, where his play this season has earned him a slightly lower spot on a much more auspicious list: third place among National League outfielders in the All-Star voting.

The weather forecast for Saturday's Preakness Stakes may be dismal, but the outlook for Nyquist to become the fourth horse in five years to nab the first two legs of the Triple Crown is much more auspicious.

Forte, for his part, remembers a much more auspicious story.

Studies in developed countries usually have much more auspicious study circumstances, such as enrolling married couples, a high level of knowledge of the kind of pesticides used, information about the duration of the exposure, or the use of a prospective research design.

"This is going to be much more difficult in 2014, so now seems an auspicious time to act," he said, referring to the mid-term elections.

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.

There could have been no more auspicious beginning.

Michael Grimm found himself on a more auspicious path.