Sentence examples for are even more fortunate from inspiring English sources

Others are even more fortunate.

We are even more fortunate to have the innovation of permanent supportive housing which enables us to effectively uphold these rights.

But it's even more fortunate that entrepreneurs and engineers are making this a priority.

If you get it off with pay, you're even more fortunate.

Of course, he was even more fortunate to be the son of Ralph Miliband, the celebrated Marxist academic.

The Bronxville Public Library was even more fortunate, having sold an American Impressionist painting in its collection for $4.1 million several years ago.

It was even more fortunate that Mauck managed to recognize that Green had a step on Georgia cornerback Tim Jennings.

I knew I was even more fortunate to have a publisher I already respected and an editor and team who loved the story idea and respected my potential.

In 2000 I was fortunate to be one of the participants, and in 2001 I was even more fortunate to be asked back to help teach the course.

As a reward for all of his or her extra activities, the student might be lucky enough to receive some additional money, and might be even more fortunate to find the support of good people.

It is natural that the two courses should combine to run simulated cases where the two sets of students can practice their respective skills; it's even more fortunate that sheriffs are willing to give up their time to supervise the courtroom parts of these exercises.