Sentence examples for fortuitous result from inspiring English sources
'fortuitous result' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to describe an unexpected, advantageous outcome. For example: "The fortuitous result of a broken tea cup led to the unexpected discovery of an old photograph."
GP Orlando City have already shown they're capable of producing a few exemplary moments in order to grind out a fortuitous result on the road – see their 2-2 comeback draw against the Montreal Impact last month.
Let's be frank: it's not up there with tournedos rossini, or even a croquembouche: indeed, the croque creation myth suggests it's the fortuitous result of workmen leaving their cheese and ham sandwiches next to a hot radiator all morning, and then discovering they rather enjoyed the result.
Although one of the two outliers lies on the correlation line in Fig. 11, it is considered to be a fortuitous result.
What could cause the extremely fortuitous result that the trajectory strikes precisely at P? The emergence of some other charged particle, with just the right charge and trajectory, from P (on L-).
It even reproduces the relative hit rate observed in the NMR experiment (∼10 times higher for the catalytic site), although this may be a fortuitous result.
This seeming inversion of the expected pattern may be a fortuitous result of variation in the silage quality fed at different times on these two farms.
Loss of control can also yield fortuitous results, however, by allowing video artists to experiment with one another's work in much the same way that musicians sample and remix one another's songs.
Secondly, the split may be fortuitous, resulting in an underestimation or overestimation of the prediction error.
A series of early fortuitous results that agreed remarkably well with experiments led many to an enthusiasm for molecular-dynamics-based free-energy calculations in the 1980s and early 1990s that was not matched in subsequent decades [ 27, 58] as computational predictions fell short of experimental measurements.
A fortuitous and beneficial result with which no one could take serious issue.LARRY GRUPPMoscow, IdahoWhich way, Russia?SIR You suggest that Vladimir Putin needs to study the links between political pluralism and wealth creation (" 'Democracy' in Russia", November 25th).
Equally fortuitous is the result, as this style works well on most men; think Jude Law in The Talented Mr Ripley.
