Sentence examples for fortunate change from inspiring English sources

But do the rich and powerful, having once imagined their way into the shoes of the less fortunate, change course and renounce all they have, as both Buddha and Jesus advised?

In winter 334 333 Alexander conquered western Asia Minor, subduing the hill tribes of Lycia and Pisidia, and in spring 333 he advanced along the coastal road to Perga, passing the cliffs of Mount Climax, thanks to a fortunate change of wind.

So from elementary to junior high school, there's a dramatic shift in the way that they see thing and understand things and being fortunate to change with the times and stay in tune with the way things realign themselves -- I've always been able to have an advantage in being one of those dudes who keeps his ear to the streets and my thumb on the pulse of the soul of the people.

Shortly after the most-fortunate name change, its specs leaked out for all to ogle.

Yet public perception of the less fortunate has changed dramatically in the last few years.

But for less fortunate places, social change is laced with a bitter new economic reality.

I have been fortunate to help change the landscape of e-commerce with their help, and have come across many things that I think will help early founders looking to involve their business models with talent.

How fortunate that he changed his mind, for no standard English can capture the characters' earthiness, folksiness or conviction.

In September last year Ibrahim was diagnosed as having prostate cancer, but considers himself "fortunate because I changed my lifestyle 30 years ago".

His timing proved fortunate, as he changed to dry tyres just as such a strategy emerged as the strongest, and he emerged 13 seconds ahead of Massa.

He has raised eyebrows as an advocate for the sick and weary, the less fortunate, and addressing climate change head-on.