Sentence examples for so propitious from inspiring English sources

But the timing may not be so propitious for Mr Strauss-Kahn this time.

Around the world the social conditions that gave rise to fascism in its German and Japanese forms in the 1930s have perhaps never been so propitious for its resurgence since that decade.

And the Kurds have several advantages: a well-defined identity and language (close to Persian); a lack of religious strife (most adhere non-fanatically to Sunni Islam).In this section Ever closer to independence A dramatic change ReprintsFor the birth of an independent Kurdistan, the omens have never been so propitious.

And the Kurds have several advantages: a well-defined identity and language (close to Persian); a lack of religious strife (most adhere non-fanatically to Sunni Islam).In this section Ever closer to independence A dramatic change Reprints Related topics Syria Iraq war War and conflict Arbil Iraqi politicsFor the birth of an independent Kurdistan, the omens have never been so propitious.

But so stretched are law enforcement resources in India and so propitious the economic boom for underground activities, that all the major gangs in Bombay, Delhi and elsewhere continue to expand at a breathtaking rate.

This is the season of awards, and so a propitious time for the punter with the culture section in his or her pocket, rather than the Racing Post.

Relations with Britain were on an upturn, so it was a propitious time for creative diplomacy.

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

It was a propitious time to do so, and most of the major works housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister (Theaterplatz 1; 49-351- 4914-6679; skd.museum; 10 euros) were assembled within a 50-year period.

Even so, this ought to be a propitious moment since, for the first time, the leaders of both sides want a deal.For 30 years after 1974, the Turkish-Cypriots were led by the obstinate Rauf Denktash, who preferred partition to the "bizonal, bicommunal" federation that both sides agreed to aim for in the late 1970s.

The sheer desire to just be there, at this propitious moment in time, so overwhelmed individuals that they felt they just needed to see for themselves what to many had until only recently been unthinkable.