Sentence examples similar to fortuitous future from inspiring English sources
But the weak real estate market and shaky tourism of that time proved, in some ways, fortuitous for the future of Palm Springs.
This, too, is fortuitous since this is the most probable angles for future observations of exo-planets seen by direct imaging, and is well-matched to the phase angles needed to characterize any organic aerosols in their atmospheres.
It was intellectually challenging and fortuitous in terms of putting a marker in place for future REIT IPOs that allowed sponsors to defer a lot of tax gain.
For people who care about the future of American science, however, the delay is fortuitous: It allowed time for an outstanding and important new book to arrive on the scene before Congress makes the scientific labor market even worse.
Even if fortuitous events lead to a better Middle East twenty years from now, future historians will criticize the way Bush distributed the risks and costs of his actions.
This association may have been fortuitous, but it is important to clarify if this trait is included in future salmon breeding programmes.
Zegna's collaboration with Maxxi comes at a fortuitous time for the museum, which opened less than two years ago and faces an uncertain future because of funding problems.
The timing for Goodwin is fortuitous: a day when the focus may well be on the politicians fighting for their futures and not the disgraced banker fighting for his reputation.
Five years on, my job hangs by a thread, my future somewhat questionable and the best thing that's happened to me this year was a fortuitous meeting with Dr Dean Burnett leading to this very outburst of frustration.
Fortuitous neurochemistry!
