Sentence examples for not only propitious from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, LCP method is not only propitious to GPCR, but also is able to be applied for none-GPCR protein structures determination (Suzuki et al., 2014).
The timing was propitious as, shortly before the shows, not only had the group's North American label Capitol decided to spend $40,000 on promoting Beatles records, but Epstein had booked the group for a number of television appearances on the Ed Sullivan Show.
For a folly is not only a common human flaw; it is also, as an 18th-century term has it, a garden pavilion propitious for daydreams.
It is, of course, too early to say whether either of these constitutions will survive to adulthood, but circumstances do not appear propitious in either country.
But the omens for the Pan Am Worldport are not as propitious: it's due to be demolished by 2015.
It was not a propitious time.
Certainly an "America first" strategy is not highly propitious.
This is not a propitious time to start a channel.
It is not a propitious encounter: she is clipped and dismissive at his mild flirtatious interest.
In advance of Mr. Zuma's journey to London, the omens did not seem propitious.
LONDON COUNSELS PATIENCE BY REICH; Holds Present Time Not Wholly Propitious for Requesting More Concessions.
