Sentence examples for fortunate gap from inspiring English sources
With four months until Scotland play again and the prospect of four home fixtures in 2017 that currently have little or no commercial appeal, the governing body must utilise a fortunate gap in the calendar.
"Working in the lower income neighborhoods of Chicago over the last six years really highlights for me the gap between those more fortunate and those less fortunate," she said.
At the 2nd his drive whistled into the trees and he was fortunate to have a big gap through which he could see the green, 163 yards away.
So Romney wants us to celebrate the success of people like him, even though their success doesn't seem to have benefited ordinary families, and even though he stands for policies that would aggravate the gap between a fortunate few and everyone else.
The left talks the success down, hoping to persuade voters that it hides a widening gap between the fortunate and the miserable, and that only a new chancellor can bring social justice.If there is subtlety in this game at all, it is in Mrs Merkel's signalling.
Gap year students fortunate enough to travel or pursue an opportunity in a different country have greater global awareness and often develop fluency in a foreign language.
Secondary care participants thought that although gaps were still evident, in comparison to some areas of the UK, Leicester was fortunate to have relatively few gaps.
There's too many people and it makes it harder to do it, that we were fortunate to be at a point where the gap was so--there weren't enough people.
Bridging the gap An only child, Khanyisile has been fortunate to grow up in a family that sees education as the recipe for success.
I think it's a fantastic idea that's come at just the right time, as tensions about the gap between the tech elite and the less fortunate are increasing.
