Sentence examples for propitious use of from inspiring English sources

Since the propitious use of camera phones, Wi-Fi and continuous connectivity, our relationships with group thinking have changed dramatically.

Notably, there was no copolymer precipitation observed at the LCST, which was propitious to in vivo use of the micelle.

BCL11A Genetic association studies using HbF as a phenotype have been propitious because of the high heritability of HbF and F-cells, the stability and quantitative nature of the phenotype and because as luck would have it a few quantitative trait loci explained between 10 to 50%% of HbF variability in a population [ 74, 75].

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.

"But you need a propitious set of circumstances to show that".

The antagonism between the pernicious and propitious potentials of ambient uncertainty is illustrated.