Sentence examples for are enormously fortunate from inspiring English sources

A Lib Dem spokesman said: "We are enormously fortunate to have two talented and well-known ministers on economic matters that are recognised and respected by the public.

"And it's been enormously fortunate in the sense that so often people in politics... it's like going over a cliff.

England were probably entitled to feel aggrieved that Janssen was not penalised for a barge on the substitute Phil Jagielka before the striker set up the winning goal for Luciano Narsingh but, on the flipside, it could also be argued Rose was enormously fortunate not to give away a penalty after only six minutes.

"I think we've been enormously fortunate in this country to have as our head of state a person who has a real personality - a personality that comes through more and more, I think, in her public utterances," he said.

The consequences are enormously important.

Police shootings are enormously controversial.

These are enormously valuable benefits.

"Elections are enormously stressful.

Biological communities are enormously complex.

These, too, are enormously popular.

Nuclear reactors are enormously expensive.