Sentence examples for consider it fortunate that from inspiring English sources

We should consider it fortunate that Congress did not outsource the State Department's stimulus plan to the military.

Given this mandate, lawmakers said today that they considered it fortunate that Congress would play no part in awarding either man the presidency of the United States.

Middlesbrough have made it through to the fifth-round of the FA Cup but the Premier League side will consider themselves fortunate that Lee Dong-Gook's 17th-minute strike and Jake Buxton's own goal three minutes from time were enough to give them the edge over a Mansfield side that outplayed them for long periods of the match.

Both organizations should consider themselves fortunate that Clowney seems OK with that.

But officials have said they consider themselves fortunate that the damage was not even more severe.

I consider myself fortunate that my symptoms didn't include my throat closing.

Do you consider yourself fortunate that you received a great deal of media attention when you were arrested?

But the region still feels enough like the Old West that the defendant, Jim Bob Hargrove of Val Verde County, Tex., should consider himself fortunate that modern jurisprudence prevails.

In light of the unrelenting hostilities, Mr. Al-Araj should consider himself fortunate that all he lost was a suitcase in trying to arrive at his destination.

I consider myself fortunate that my wife is willing to work with me on this, but I try to absorb most of the responsibility.

In light of this, Christians in the UK can consider ourselves fortunate that we can still gather freely to worship, even though we can often feel our views and beliefs are marginalised.