Sentence examples for for any misfortune from inspiring English sources

Gigerenzer said governments shared the blame for excess deaths in the wake of terrorism or natural disasters, due to efforts to reduce their culpability for any misfortune.

It is likely that the birds were attracted by insects around domestic animals, and, as strange nocturnal creatures, were then blamed for any misfortune that befell the beast.

The two rivals have had six weeks to prepare for the primary, so they cannot blame "momentum" or accidents for any misfortunes.

Accusations seem to have often arisen when someone with wealth denied a request for personal charity to someone in need, with the excuse that the state had now taken over responsibility for institutional relief through the Poor Laws; guilt about this refusal of charity would give way to blaming the poor person who had been turned away for any ensuing misfortunes.

Your husband's objection, though surely well intentioned, seems based on the assumption that white means fortunate — financially, racially, etc. — and that all other categories are euphemisms for misfortune, or metrics for compensation.

But nothing distinguishes Maqroll's women so much as their willingness to knock themselves out for him, reaping misfortune and abandonment for their pains.

A priority for the Government Misfortune can strike at any time.

Code of ethics and well trained social workers.Supporting_Planning_of_Social_Care_Services-Vulnerability_MappingSupporting_Planning_of_Social_Care_Services-Vulnerability_Mapping A priority for the Government Misfortune can strike at any time.

For Pitney misfortune was strictly business.

He is famous for resisting misfortune and looks unlikely to be unseated by this scandal.

They face up to no responsibility for the misfortune their wars cause to the civilians".