Sentence examples for unpropitious timing from inspiring English sources
What unpropitious timing for America to attack Pakistan at the dawn of new democratic elections ("U.S. Attack on Taliban Compound Kills 23 in Pakistani Border Area," news article, Sept. 9).
In such unpropitious times, that inaugural award for specialist journalism may well prove to be the last.
The earnings shortfall and lagging stock come at an unpropitious time for Michael R. Bonsignore, Honeywell's chief executive.
No time could be more unpropitious for a journey through that land.
Geography, too, was unpropitious.
The circumstances of his selection in 1994 were unpropitious.
The approach to the election had been unpropitious.
The politics is also lethally unpropitious.
Mr Buffett has sat out markets he judged unpropitious before, only to pounce when they turned.
Even without this unpropitious environment, Afghanistan's progress would be staggering.
This can be seen as a moral and intellectual victory over unpropitious origins.
