Sentence examples for propitious conditions from inspiring English sources

Propitious conditions include not just soil temperature and texture but also moisture and light.

The propitious conditions will allow the chain to increase the number of major advertising pitches to eight from seven.

However, the high hydraulic gradient of these borders also indicates propitious conditions for recharge in conjunctive use schemes if they are articulated with retention ponds and controlled canals.

Suppose further that all the propitious conditions for a veridical perception are present in this case, e.g., the traveller's vision is not defective, there is adequate light, and so on.

The former, shaped by the liberal cum neo-liberal Weltanschauung, posits that the state should have a limited role in socio-economic development basically the creation of propitious conditions for the private accumulation of capital.

He argues that because moral truth on his theory concerns the needs of human society, one can expect that under propitious conditions the more biologically fit moral inclinations would tend to track (or "quasi-track," his term) certain core moral truths.

G.M. and many other corporations because of government pressure, labor shortages, and unusually propitious economic conditions after the Second World War did wind up adopting something like his model.

At the time, propitious working conditions and career management policies allowed them to be upwardly mobile, while still investing in family life.

Shrewd thinking: The world's fifth-biggest carmaker may procure a better credit rating for the bank, lowering the refinancing costs for the unit along the thinking that the better the rating, the more propitious refinancing conditions will be.

In contrast, more propitious environmental conditions favor greater investment in individual offspring at the cost of mating, since offspring quality predicts successful competition for available for resources and reproductive fitness.

Propitious ecologic conditions such as social, economic, and spatial factors facilitate the initiation and maintenance of the disease and determine its emergence (6 – 7 ).