Inauspicious used in a sentence

Inauspicious in a sentence as an adjective

I think that makes a case for the inauspicious HN post not giving a great indicator of start-up success.

The Clintons are powerful now, but Bill came from rather inauspicious origins.

While looking for a resource about Unicode support, I saw promising things as well as inauspicious.

To paraphrase Crockford, we should all thank god that JS is as good a system as it is, given the inauspicious conditions that surrounded its birth.

It was an inauspicious start, but has become the shaping force in SV. Beyond the big 3 projects listed above there was also a book about Obama's design that raised $90K, a lockpick startup that raised $85K, and a bunch of other companies that raised nice sized "seed" funding.

The technology sounded cool but the venue of publication seemed inauspicious.

The trajectories of Salesforce, Oracle, and SAP all of whom had similarly inauspicious beginnings suggest that it's at least possible.

But they do seem to find it possible to have children in rather inauspicious circumstances while those of us further up the social food chain bite our nails and prevaricate about breeding under any circumstances other than perfect.