Sentence examples for propitious to conception from inspiring English sources

The narrative allies itself with Ned, a charity worker and political activist, and the member of the group least certain of Douglas's friendship and esteem; and also, increasingly, with Ned's wife Nina, who has pursued Ned all the way to Douglas's estate so that they can make love at the time most propitious to conception.

This result invalidates that of Gago and Rubalcaba (2007) who notice that introducing ICTs is propitious to innovation in services.

The moments around the ingestion of food are especially propitious to moral education.

"So that was a condition propitious to a kind of isolation," he says.

In trying to cut bureaucratic tape, Greek politicians will need to create an environment that is propitious to investment, which has not been the case for many years.

Waugh was well aware of the price that had to be paid by anatomists such as himself: Humility is not a virtue propitious to the artist.

Since, the decreased pitch is propitious to restraint of MSF errors [15].

Therefore, the shorter and thinner nanowires may be propitious to FE process and beneficial to improve the FE properties.

Such a removal map introducing extra removal isn't propitious to restraint of residual ripples as revealed above.

It is commonly accepted that polymer particles bearing positive charges on their surface are propitious to SiO2 deposition [19].

Further, a too large path pitch isn't propitious to correcting the form error and restraining the ripple error.