Sentence examples for fortuitous policy from inspiring English sources
But they are not enough, and such fortuitous policy accidents do not generate confidence.
Due to prescient tax cuts pushed by the Bush Administration and a fortuitous shift in Fed policy, the economy is on the road to recovery.
My bequest to you is the best economy that any of us has ever known, a testament either to the righteousness of my policies or my exquisitely fortuitous timing.
But its supporters see the Obama presidency, with its promise of public works projects in a time of economic hardship, as a fortuitous echo of Roosevelt and his policies that might finally, this year, spur the memorial's construction.
But it also has given him the somewhat fortuitous distinction of being a leading progressive foreign policy voice at the precise moment the leadership team preps for a transition, with the impending retirement of Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev).
"I think for some states the bailout of car industry (which Republicans criticize for a variety of reasons) and pro-business policies has turned out to be a fortuitous combination, even if neither side much likes it".
"What you describe as a success story for U.S.D.A. policy could more accurately be depicted as a fortuitous event," he wrote.
Fortuitous neurochemistry!
The timing is fortuitous.
The decision was fortuitous.
