Sentence examples for propitious base from inspiring English sources

Which has made Japan a propitious base for the company that Taiwan-born Steve Chang founded in 1989.

Guay's determination of the most propitious moment for the explosion had been based on a simple-minded faith in the dependability of airline timetables.

Ms. McMahon, who made her fortune as the chief executive of the W.W.E., the wrestling mega-menagerie based in Stamford, picked a pretty propitious time to take her wrestling bona fides to the political realm.

"We have this year already reduced the bonuses for retention and recruiting based on the fact that we have a more propitious recruiting environment," Stanton told reporters at the Pentagon on Thursday.

This process is exactly what happens in production and service sectors in order to strengthen productivity based on individual management and innovation, which is a propitious area for the "new public management".

The empirical results indicate that RCP based on the peak-valley time-of-use tariff is propitious for the existing development scale of EVs.

Based on his recent debate performance, the GOP establishment garners a propitious view of Pence.

The design of the 2008 Olympic Torch was based on traditional scrolls and used a traditional Chinese design known as the "Propitious Clouds".

This finding may initiate new improvement strategies for SOEC electrodes based on thorough optimization of the operational conditions, in order to engineer in situ the most propitious electrode configuration.

Based on innovative nanotechnology design, we showed a novel water-soluble anionic carbosilane dendrimer (2G-S16) as a propitious molecule against HIV-infection.

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