Sentence examples for propitious level of from inspiring English sources

[cartoon id= a9651"] The Bush campaign has taken the discussion of the war, whose specifics are so unfavorable to him, to the much more propitious level of generalization: Democrats and the international community are incapable of responding to evil and to danger: Don't you feel safer with Bush in the White House?

The Bush campaign has taken the discussion of the war, whose specifics are so unfavorable to him, to the much more propitious level of generalization: Democrats and the international community are incapable of responding to evil and to danger: Don't you feel safer with Bush in the White House?

The rapid induction and consistently high level of transcription of the lrgAB operon, in addition to its putative function suggests a role in modification of the cell wall structure, which might be propitious for growth in blood.

The high level of tricin found in the gastrointestinal tract after dietary intake renders exploration of its ability to prevent colorectal carcinogenesis propitious.

Besides drying it (which can be done in a kiln, by those in a hurry), exposure to the elements makes the wood's chemistry even more propitious by reducing the levels of chemicals such as tannins, whose astringency can be detrimental to the spirit's flavour.

The cable also: Highlighted what it called "A Propitious Lack of Monetary Policy Tools".

This is not the most propitious way of triggering a campaign over which no leader will have much control.

On April 13-14 an estimated four million pilgrims ritually bathed in the Ganges to mark the most propitious day of the festival.

It opened May 7, 1663, in the propitious era of Restoration drama, and produced plays by John Dryden, among others.

He said, "I call it, from the spiritual standpoint, a kairos moment" — a propitious set of circumstances.

All the party had to do was to turn this unusually propitious set of circumstances to its advantage.