Sentence examples for fluke brought from inspiring English sources

"These good paying middle class jobs were not a fluke brought about by an invisible market forces.

A lot of it is taken up arguing that the rebound of Republican fortunes over the past year was not a fluke brought about by the economy's failure to recover but the result of hard political work.

The question is whether this dynastic moment is a historical fluke, brought on by a coincidence of talent emerging in the same few places at once, like in one of those decades in Paris, or whether it reflects something structural, like high barriers to entry into the company of consultants and strategists.

Many doctors here say they believe the mortality issue in the Lipitor study is a statistical fluke, brought on partly by the fact that there were actually very few deaths–and very few heart problems in the trial.

Even Bill Clinton's eight years in power were considered a fluke: brought on by a third-party candidate, Ross Perot, and reliant on a centrist triangulating strategy that threw Congressional Democrats under the bus.

— Blogger Katie Allison Granju calls the situation the "perfect storm of unethical medical care" — a fluke that brought a "psychologically vulnerable patient" together with a "one-in-a-million crazy doctor".

Fluke and circumstance brought him, and not Mr. bin Laden, to Guantánamo to answer for Al Qaeda.

It was a fluke, really, that brought Mr. Chambers's stray Twitter message to the attention of the authorities.

At my daughter's old school, when children took home the class fluke worm, they also brought with them a scrapbook, in which they were required to document the worm's weekend, before handing it on to next week's wormkeeper.

Sen. Barbara Boxer brought up Fluke's testimony, recounting what she would have said at the Congressional panel if she had been given the opportunity.

Summer brings fluke and tuna, marlin, swordfish and the big sharks.