Sentence examples for fortuitous by from inspiring English sources

The seemingly peculiar event was simply fortuitous by chance.

Even without the non-respiratory ion channel problems we have identified, consider the reviewer's statements: The internalization just happens to involve two prokaryotes where the two have, without any preceding period of co-evolution, since the internalization is saltatory, a fortuitous, by chance, trade-off that is beneficial to both.

Even his occasional successes (The Trip, to pick a recent example) feel like the fortuitous by-products of a career spent restlessly pursuing whatever tale or technique last piqued his interest.

A fortuitous by-product of standing up was freeing up our hands.

The fortuitous by-product of his twin sister's injury: our daughter needs more attention and care than our son.

In other words, are advanced cognitive traits of modern humans fortuitous by-products afforded by the "spandrel" of greater neocortical capacity [ 14]?

"The incident was the product of a deliberate, not fortuitous, attack by the Farc – and this is a clear breach of the promise of a unilateral ceasefire," Santos said after meeting with military commanders in Cali.

A fortuitous intervention by a star may have given scientists their first proof that gamma ray bursts produce fiery rings expanding into the universe.

Eventually, the inclusion of the father confirmed which one was the fortuitous match by means of three inconsistencies (D18S51, Penta E, and CSF1PO), discarding undoubtedly the biological relationship of one sample (FM1, see Table 1).

Although the small number of cases presented herein limits the application of statistical tests, the results suggest those STRs that could be involved in fortuitous matches by their allele distribution, confirming their elevated presence (>50% loci) in most of the reported fortuitous matches (>55% cases).

Arm-in-arm with his wife, he said it again on television after beating Georgia last weekend in Boulder: he also said a fortuitous fumble by a Georgia back in the waning seconds was the kind of break that had not come his way very often in his five years masterminding CU.