Sentence examples for fortunate combination from inspiring English sources
It is also used in rhyming slang, which employs a fortunate combination of both sound and imagery.
Some are truly and consistently happy, out of a fortunate combination of circumstance, rather than any particular brand of love or tactic.
Batiste and Colbert have in common the fortunate combination of a guerrilla disregard for the rules and a savvy comprehension of how to win the game.
They came, he said, from a fortunate combination of good stories with the right filmmakers and hard work by a number of executives, including Ms. Pascal, who was on his staff before leaving in 1994 to run Turner Pictures.
It's a fortunate combination, and his processing of those influences places him at the intersection of several recent movements, particularly the softening of hip-hop and the casual hip-hopification of pop.
An article in The Times's science section last week indicated that a fortunate combination of circumstances — including warm weather, which encourages evaporation as well as the microbes — had inspired cautious optimism among many scientists that the gulf may recover faster than anyone expected.
Competitive athletes exploit fortunate combinations of natural differences in physical and mental personal characteristics, including individual variation of the endogenous testosterone level.
The family considers themselves fortunate as the combination of drugs that Ishani received and worked, doesn't always have the same positive outcome for other children who relapse.
We were very fortunate that a combination of other events helped us: the fall of the Berlin Wall, the end of the Cold War and the fact that Mr. De Klerk [President F.W. de Klerk] decided to negotiate with the ANC.
She was just fortunate to have the combination of controllable and uncontrollable contributors to success go her way.
His take on happiness, however, is that it is a side effect, a by-product, of living a meaningful life in combination with fortunate circumstance.
