Sentence examples for a fortuitous choice from inspiring English sources

Australia was a fortuitous choice for a career at McDonald's.

Like his educational journey, Vukelj's career path was deter- mined by a fortuitous choice.

This trip, a year later, we discovered Confetti, a fortuitous choice that is actually next door in Plainville.

The 2nd-century Roman amphitheatre in the archaeological site of Heraclea Lyncestis ("Hercules [in the] the land of the lynx") was a fortuitous choice for Wang's stage interpretation.

That turned out to be a fortuitous choice, because he found that the forest had just undergone an annual clearing of bodies by officials and volunteers.

It was a fortuitous choice, since besides excursions, the company runs a year-round holistic retreat center on Kawawaymog Lake just west of the park, which attracts a slightly older crowd as interested in spiritual development as in paddling.

To assess whether KN400 was a particularly fortuitous choice for attempting a de novo assembly using only short reads, we assessed its genome complexity by performing a comparative analysis using five different genomic properties that have been characterized using 895 microbial genomes.

The selection of Bridges's masterpiece as the first paper published in GENETICS reflects either amazing prescience by the editorial board or an extremely fortuitous choice.

This paper reconstructs the process of theorising and the many serendipitous and fortuitous choices made when learning in the field and from the actual experiences involved in the designing and completing of an accounting research enquiry.

Why he doesn't see that his freedom to make his own fortuitous choices in life was dependent on Wyatt remaining his son's primary carer is anyone's guess.

This, of course, is a variation on familiar Lively themes, reminding us of her preoccupation with the ways the past molds or fails to mold the present; the role that chance (from a wartime bomb to a fortuitous meeting on an airplane) plays in people's lives; the haphazard might-have-beens that follow an impulsive choice made long ago.