Sentence examples for as fortunately from inspiring English sources
On the way back, however, I had a familiar logistical problem when visiting wine regions that are not within driving distance of Paris (as, fortunately, quite a few are): How to get my wine home?
I love The Hunger Games but I never found myself able to fully relate to Katniss as, fortunately, I've never been thrust into an arena of children trying to kill me… Realistic contemporary has also become a style British authors excel at.
Just as fortunately, the order of the ceremony changed at the last minute.
This is obviously the result of a very limited view of classical Chinese and explains assumptions such as "Fortunately however, most of the important Classical Chinese documents have already been manually punctuated in the 20th century," (p.117).
As fortunately a minority (about 5%) of RT patients develop during or after RT either acute or late radiotoxic responses (Norman et al, 1988), a cohort of 50 prospectively recruited BC patients in our study was too small to find several radiation-sensitive patients.
Women transferred in an ambulance used language such as "fortunately it only took ten minutes" and references to the time of day and the amount of traffic also commonly featured: … and I was actually at the [hospital obstetric unit] probably within fifteen, twenty minutes.
"But fortunately, as soon as the HOC monitors come in the mornings, I come here to play with them".
Fortunately, as well he knows, the threat is an empty one.
Fortunately, as long as you have enough irises you can stagger the dividing so flowers are always abundant.
Fortunately, as is done in arterial spin labeling studies of pulmonary perfusion [33], it should be possible to estimate the local tissue density using 1H MRI [54].
As may be expected, there have been some unusual occurrences for the Secretary-Treasurers and Executive Directors of the CRWAD as follows: Fortunately, Dr Kohler visited the Midland Hotel in early summer 1973, to check with the new management team.
