Sentence examples for fortunate finding from inspiring English sources

But most travel a similar path weaving through a myriad of possible or probable diagnoses, and ultimately, if fortunate, finding helpful doctors, family, friends and a way forward.

However, it is appropriate to discuss the implications of this fortunate finding in the current context.

A surprising, but fortunate finding from this study is the possibility that racial disparities in hospital outcomes may be closing with time.

The 1970s and early 80s was a golden era for the comedy album, and I was fortunate in finding a record dealer in Sheffield - anybody who was a student in that city in those days will remember Barry at the Broomhill Record Collector - able to track down the best of them.

We have been very fortunate in finding a donor and I know that it is not the case for every family.

And it would be very difficult for us to decipher if that did happen unless we are extremely fortunate in finding a piece of debris that would point us in that direction.

Like many young artists, Kauffer accepted commercial jobs to make ends meet, but he was fortunate in finding an unusually enlightened client when a friend introduced him to Frank Pick, then assistant joint manager of the London Underground.

Rousseau was fortunate in finding in the province of Savoy a benefactor, the baroness de Warens, who provided him with a refuge in her home and employed him as her steward.

Mr Kidd said: "At a time when there's not a lot of sponsorship forthcoming, we've been extraordinarily fortunate in finding a sponsor who I think everyone will feel is a terrific fit.

Some children will fail with tragic consequences, others, if we are more fortunate, with literary ones, finding humor and meaning in stories of suffering.

Rarer and more fortunate still, however, is finding and nurturing that vocation where most people go to escape the rigors of theirs.