Sentence examples for propitious launch from inspiring English sources

A second high-profile Republican mulling a 2014 bid for governor, Secretary of State Scott Gessler, was recently hit with a state ethics fine for misusing his office's discretionary fund -- hardly the most propitious launch to a campaign.

Because Halloween is such an important day for children, candymakers, and the fabricators of costumes, the 31st of October 2008 seemed a propitious time to launch the Cotsen blog.

But alas, the Twin Towers came tumbling down a few weeks later and it was not a propitious time to launch a newspaper in lower Manhattan, where the air still reeked of 9/11.

It may be a propitious time for this launch, as legal aid in divorce faces the axe.

The Pi launches at a propitious time for Britain's budding computer scientists.

Haxlr8r's launch comes at a propitious time for hardware entrepreneurs.

The New Deal could hardly have been launched at a more propitious moment.In Tower Hamlets, other young people on the Gateway are aware that the jobs market has turned in their favour.

"We think it's a propitious time for young women to be launching careers in academic science.

TN Technologies and CKS will be launching their new efforts at a propitious time when web traffic is growing, thanks to such world-riveting events as the death and funeral of Princess Diana and the Mars Pathfinder landing.

In time, Mike Buchanan may come to feel that it was not the most propitious week for his political party, Justice for Men and Boys (and the women who love them), to launch a general election manifesto premised on unremitting male disadvantage.

The current renaissance in black filmmaking is being likened to other similar propitious moments in African-American film history: the release of She's Gotta Have It in 1986 which launched celebrated filmmaker Spike Lee's career and the 1991 urban drama Boyz n the Hood which put director John Singleton on the map.