Sentence examples similar to Fortuitous damage from inspiring English sources

A home win over Switzerland might have been fortuitous, but it undid the damage of the defeat in Tallinn.

Fortuitous neurochemistry!

Fortuitous means coincidental or unplanned and does not mean fortunate.

The battle above Khitomer was one of the last sequences to be shot, which proved fortuitous as the bridge of the Enterprise was damaged by the simulated sparks and explosions.

It was the fortuitous power failure 33 minutes into the event, closing the drain lines, that prevented further damage.

Damage to Soviet foreign relations was severe, and would have been greater were it not for the fortuitous timing of the Suez crisis, which distracted world attention.

It was also fortuitous.

The timing is fortuitous.

It was fortuitous.

His timing was fortuitous.

O'Neill: "This is fortuitous".