Sentence examples for fortunate from from inspiring English sources

MEXICO CITY — In a country of limits, it is the restriction that many Cubans hate the most: the exit visa that the government requires for travel abroad, discouraging all but the favored or fortunate from leaving the island.

Those who maintain their loyalty to it have suffered disciplinary action from the party, from their employers and, for the least fortunate, from the police.Yet well-nigh 100 adherents made their way to Tiananmen Square in small groups on the anniversary to sing the praises of the Falun Gong and call for a reversal of the ban.

"Trump said he will not get involved in the war between the South and the North, isn't this fortunate from North Korea' perspective?" Analysts said that although the editorial was not officially from Pyongyang, it was sure to reflect thinking inside the regime.

"Isn't this fortunate from North Koreans' perspective?" "Yes do it, now," Yong Mook continued.

"I've been really fortunate from these past few releases that the crowd really wants to hear my stuff," she says.

I developed deep compassion and the desire to help the less fortunate from understanding how it felt to have less and be judged as not being good enough.

Again, it is a fortunate borrowing from the US.

"A few good white men save the fortunate few from an oppressed world," he said.

Others are less fortunate, routed from their own land, and now too far away to farm.

Others have been less fortunate: losses from pension liberation fraud climbed to £4.7m in May, according to Action Fraud, up 300 per cent from just £1.5m in April.

For the less fortunate, haggling from wholesalers is merely insult added to continuing injury: Recent consolidation in the distribution industry has left many wineries believing they're getting the bum's rush.