Sentence examples for Financially fortunate from inspiring English sources

— For an island flush with the financially fortunate, Dr. Timothy Lepore is a great leveler.

But the shoeshine business suggests it's gone beyond that, that even the most financially fortunate are experiencing a profound shift in their relationship to money.

Whether those are choices about working (if we're financially fortunate enough for that to be a choice) or about "sleep-training" (which I believe my mother called "letting the baby go to sleep"), nursing and preschool or homework and sleepovers, inner conflict is an emotion with which few parents of either gender are unfamiliar.

Before you point to a cultural shift in priorities that's left financially fortunate students spending their summer on enrichment activities, consider this: According to researchers for the Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University, more affluent teens were more than twice as likely to work as their peers from low income homes.

For our group of women, usually far more financially fortunate than most New York residents, life in such a rarefied world is at times embarrassing: while the world is coming unhinged, there we are having conversations about the best place for infants to take gymnastics.

As a journalism student at the University of Oregon, she made sure to pick up every tab because she knew her friends weren't as financially fortunate.

Mr. Podziba, fortunate fellow, is in his sixth year as the city's boyishly ebullient, terminally earnest sports commissioner.

Marc Andreessen: Fortunate enough to be on the Board.

The match ended on a sour note, however, with Chelsea defender David Luiz fortunate to escape a red card for a wreckless challenge on Walters.

Sept. 14 to Oct. 1: John Fogerty – Fortunate Son in Concert.

Pop-rock band Pablo Cruise as well as Fox Wilde, Fortunate Son and the Flusters will perform live.