Sentence examples for fortunate individuals from inspiring English sources
Scores of fortunate individuals also managed to profit.
Further, "when income is unequally distributed, large blocks of purchasing power accrue to fortunate individuals under no pressure to spend, and the situation worsens".
Half a dozen less fortunate individuals will be asked to remain in the UK as controls, undergoing the same mental and physical tests while continuing their daily drudge.
Ferriss professes to be untroubled that his own freedom to live "outside of the inbox" is bought by transferring drudgery to the inboxes of less fortunate individuals in the developing world.
Thus Richard J. Arneson has defended a version of prioritarianism accommodating the "generic egalitarian intuition" that "fortunate individuals should give up resources to improve the life prospects of those whose initial conditions are unpropitious [i.e., the upshot of bad luck]" (Arneson 1999, 227).
It's time to relax and realize there are way less fortunate individuals than me.
But I am a very fortunate individual, I'm lucky I discovered what I wanted to do with my life and I am doing it, so I'm fulfilled and there aren't many people who can say that".
If enhancement interventions can either be distributed fairly or the inequities they create can be written into the rules of the social game in question as part of the given advantages of the more fortunate, then individual users no longer face a fairness problem.
In some cases we were fortunate to recruit individuals who were able to speak from a position of knowledge and experience of more than one organisation and role.
For those individuals fortunate enough to have access to the formal health care system, screening modalities confer a CRC-specific survival benefit, particularly when fecal occult blood testing is performed and followed by endoscopic investigation for positive test results.
It is fortunate that the individual level data from most of these studies have been assembled for standardized analyses.
