Sentence examples for propitious way from inspiring English sources

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

This is not a propitious way to open a dialogue with the Chinese government on whether Google will be able to serve up unfiltered search results in China.

It is also a prototype, an analogue, and an apology — an illuminating and propitious way to consider his games, or, for that matter, anyone else's.

They shape a context which is more propitious in some ways than the one in which Paddy Ashdown operated when Blair could have swallowed the Lib Dems alive, and almost as good as the one Charles Kennedy enjoyed after he had been vindicated over the war.

Though the Schoolhouse Foundation has been in the works for at least two years, it could hardly be getting under way at a more propitious time, it would seem.

Meanwhile, in what many consider propitious timing, a project is under way next door: a new, more spacious co-op building with affordable housing units on top, scheduled to open in April.

Mr Clinton came to office at a singularly propitious moment, with an economic recovery under way, and the end of the cold war to help close the budget deficit.

For its part, the badly shaken government in Damascus might find this a propitious moment to accept a deal as a way back from the abyss, even if this would most likely mean Mr. Assad's eventual exit in the future.

Avedon came to fashion photography at a propitious moment.

And in the small, low-ceilinged rooms of the Brontë Parsonage Museum, with its scant collection of childhood toys, I found a model for the way writerly selves can be forged from less than propitious circumstances.

Yet Mr. Bramson takes office at a propitious time for the city, despite its recent history, with development projects under way in many sections.