Sentence examples for back luck due to from inspiring English sources

He's had some back luck due to no fault of his own".

We desperately called the wildlife hotline, but had no luck due to their policy of not intervening with seal pups.

In that article, Silverstein said that he felt a lot of Google's success was due to luck.

We have to pick ourselves up and come back on Tuesday and hopefully we can have good luck instead of all this horrendous back luck".

(Casting a good luck spell incorrectly will give you back luck, for example).

… Mr. Sirmon said he was sent back to Pretoria for a court-martial, but due to "dumb luck and the incompetence of the army," managed to flee the country.

But what if his final triumph was due to luck?

He insisted that his success was due to luck ("Call Me Lucky").

The important point is that these good times have not been solely due to luck.

The better health of the banking systems in some E.U. newcomers is only partly due to luck.

Assume for a moment that outperformance is entirely due to luck but that retail investors do not realise this.