Sentence examples for fortunate in terms of from inspiring English sources

We've been quite fortunate in terms of record sales.

"We're fortunate in terms of timing," said Ms. Allin.

José Mourinho, 53, has not been as fortunate in terms of willfully leaving each of his clubs.

"He needed to make a good start because maybe he was fortunate in terms of staying on at the end of last season.

"Based on some of the horror stories I've heard from other people, I've been pretty fortunate in terms of neighbors, landlords, and other natural disasters.

"I think we are fortunate in terms of results because if you are relying on other people to do your job that doesn't work in football," he added.

That shot from the scrubland was both fortunate - in terms of the lie he found - and exquisite, in terms of execution.

"But there has been some really fortunate timing in terms of expansion in the local economy".

Despite incredible hardship, the Armenians were among the fortunate ones in terms of resettlement.

Realistically, we cannot share our good fortune in terms of college acceptances, but we can at least be mindful of those who are less fortunate in the lottery game that is the admissions process.

It's that he speaks of and treats people of different races and religions, and also those who are simply not as fortunate as he is, in terms of the circumstances of their birth, as trash and waste.