Sentence examples for not propitious to from inspiring English sources

In America, the more heterogeneous public to which authors must address themselves and, later, the competition of the audiovisual media, were not propitious to the flowering of literary journalism of that type.

"The South and the West," he writes, "are inadequately represented in this collection, not because the areas were lacking in murders, but because frontier conditions were not propitious to the printing of early trials".

The results show that introduction of severe steric hindrance and/or electron-withdrawing group at C-16 site are not propitious to improving the yields of the coupling reaction, and the SAR information collected so far suggests that small alkyl groups substituted at C-16 of vindoline are conductive to maintaining the cytotoxicity.

Although in general the tumor environment is not propitious to T-cell invasion and expansion, the present work shows that this limitation may be overcome by adoptive transfer of primed CD8 T cells targeted to an immunodominant MiHA (here H7a).

Such a removal map introducing extra removal isn't propitious to restraint of residual ripples as revealed above.

Further, a too large path pitch isn't propitious to correcting the form error and restraining the ripple error.

Yet a corrupt cadre of Spartan priests, given to slobbering loathsomely over beautiful dancing girls, tries to tell Leonidas that the time is not propitious for Sparta to go to war.

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).

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, November 8 , 1947P. 115...The instability of life today is not propitious for novel writing, apparently, to judge by the absence of any important novel in the autumn list.

Waugh was well aware of the price that had to be paid by anatomists such as himself: Humility is not a virtue propitious to the artist.

Nonetheless, though the tumor environment may not be particularly propitious to T-cell invasion and expansion [9] [12], the present work illustrates that this limitation may be overcome by adoptive transfer of primed CD8 T cells targeted to an immunodominant MiHA.