Sentence examples for propitious to get from inspiring English sources

The size and morphology of Ni(OH 2/HAP sample depend strongly on the reaction condition, and introduction of small amount of Ni2+ ions would be propitious to get the smaller size nanorods.

But Kidd and his posse should be heartened to know that it took Kate Mosse two years, in much more propitious times, to get the Orange prize off the ground.

2011 was vital, though, to the degree that every year must be vital to lovers of films, in that it provides them not just with a wearisome cavalcade of the new but with fresh, often propitious chances to get up to speed with the old.

Instead, the sources confirmed, the two governments decided to wait for a propitious moment when it might be possible to get them out under the guise of being Canadian diplomats.

Another propitious element of the timing, Ms. Anderla said, is that these months are when "the kids are back in school and parents are trying to get them to read".

I tried to get part-time work to assist me pay for the required fees, accommodation costs, and most importantly, research as well as most of the costs needed for a propitious environment for academic engagement.

Humility is not a virtue propitious to the artist.

Our lord Palaemon, be propitious to us! Then cried,- Dost thou behold her, Pylades?

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.

Namely, we observe the existence of naturally "nice" distributions that are propitious to building efficient adaptive simulators.