Sentence examples for propitious and from inspiring English sources

But circumstances are propitious, and the prospect more urgent than many politicians allow.

It can harness and co-opt and corrupt true and good believers if it has a propitious and toxic enough environment.

But the Luo tribe, one of Kenya's poorest, celebrated it as propitious and more than 90percentnt of them voted for NARC.

He said: "There was something about the way that the camera gave an instant image of the view being photographed that he found propitious, and useful, for his task of location hunting.

Rumors persist that Mario Cuomo, despite his protestations, will get into the race later if the situation seems propitious, and there are also rumors that Bill Bradley is warming up (by having media-performance experts observe some of his appearances) — but perhaps that's for 1992.

Trades in water have emerged in a few regions where conditions are propitious and in parts of the Indian subcontinent where farmers have surplus groundwater, but their global scale is marginal and their potential is likely to remain limited.Markets will drive change in other ways, signalling scarcity and producing the required adjustments to farmers' behaviour.

There is an historically unique and propitious time and opportunity needed for a qualitatively new kind of civic and national government leadership to respond to the crises of confidence between police nationwide and African-American Communities.

We sensed that the ingredients common to all major social innovations – shared grievance, propitious timing, and bold leadership – were present and ready to fuel a major shift in corporate transparency.

Based on the well-founded discussion, the SAXS-measured nanoparticle size and size distribution results are evidently propitious, noble, and promising.

But even as the song continues to grow in popularity, and Ylvis is invited to perform it on American programs like "Late Night" and the "Today" show, it is becoming both a blessing and a burden to its creators — a propitious opportunity and a prank that backfired wildly.

Evidence nonetheless hints that contagious ideals, propitious leadership and external pressure matter.