Sentence examples similar to fortunate conclusion from inspiring English sources

An alert Cech dived low to stop Glen Johnson's dipping strike and, as the game neared a conclusion, Eto'o was fortunate to escape punishment after needlessly making contact with Suarez inside the box.

My conclusion was that I was fortunate that circumstances meant I had been born outside Africa.

On February 27 , 1968 Walter Cronkite, which CBS News was fortunate enough to have as its anchor, reached the same conclusion as had Kennedy.

The French have been less fortunate, and are only now starting to come to the right conclusion the hard way.

A logical conclusion of that is that those franchises which are fortunate enough to have substantial revenues are in a good position, so I think an interest in this is consistent with the conclusions of the blue ribbon panel report".

So a reasonable conclusion would be that either Kadri has been extraordinarily fortunate this season and his point per game totals are the result of smoke and mirrors, or he's significantly better than Sidney Crosby.

He explains why professional men and women committed to helping those less fortunate than themselves arrived at such morally and intellectually dubious conclusions.

This is already resulting in a fair amount of unsurmountable cognitive dissonance, where the most powerful and fortunate members of society increasingly look upon the poor and powerless, and somehow arrive at the conclusion that they are "Nazis".

They were fortunate victors here but once again they dug deep, rode their luck, and were the beneficiaries of another dramatic conclusion at Anfield.

This fortunate circumstance guided Virchow to the correct diagnosis, but he stated that he would have come to the same conclusion even without finding any of the "young animals" or their hooklets.

Others are less fortunate.