| They consider it to be unpropitious to a rapprochement of the parties to the conflict. |
| It initially had to be postponed two weeks out of concerns that the country's political chaos were unpropitious to success. |
| One of the most unpropitious decisions a performing arts company can erroneously make is to stage a production in an ill-suited venue. |
| For several centuries Southwark remained rural, partly because it was low lying and unpropitious for building. |
| Not because they drink water, but because the state of mind which makes them dread alcohol is unpropitious to the hatching of any generous idea. |
| These circumstances are certainly unpropitious for the creation of productive and sustainable partnerships. |
