Sentence examples for seems propitious from inspiring English sources

Certainly the timing seems propitious.

John Coltrane's birthday is Tuesday, and the timing for this powerful quartet seems propitious.

Rumors persist that Mario Cuomo, despite his protestations, will get into the race later if the situation seems propitious, and there are also rumors that Bill Bradley is warming up (by having media-performance experts observe some of his appearances) — but perhaps that's for 1992.

The timing seems propitious.

Nevertheless, for those willing to put a little mad money at risk, the long-term outlook for coffee seems propitious.

Although facilitation seems propitious, there is a shortage of projects using this approach as an intervention and thus, little evaluation of the process of implementation and its effectiveness exists [ 9, 10, 12].

Their attacks were determined not by provocation but by the moment which seemed propitious.

In advance of Mr. Zuma's journey to London, the omens did not seem propitious.

(Later, as the stock of capital grows in response, that effect may be partially reversed).The economic conditions now seem propitious for an enormous further expansion of migration.

The timing would seem propitious for a reversal of the government's stance on its refusal to make a break with its more recent past.

Even though the nature and age of the exposed rocks seemed propitious for finding fossils, they had almost given up when they made their big find.