Sentence examples for fortunate region from inspiring English sources

On the surface of it, residents of the north west seem the most fortunate region outside London, with project spending at £1,248 per head.

In contrast, TRAVISOS allows this, showing that the SVR model here has not been trained with sufficient data and it is compelled to move towards one, obviously not too fortunate region in the optimization space, while the ngspice results, which have achieved good fitness, are more diverse and spread out into more fortunate regions of the optimization space.

So they ran a second experiment three years after the earthquake, studying another group of 6- and 9-year-olds from the same devastated area of Sichuan, as well as a control group from a more fortunate region of the province.

While most of the Universe doesn't become reionized until 550 million years afterwards, a few fortunate regions are mostly reionized at earlier times.

With so many people living in less-fortunate regions, governors in every state were tasked with identifying areas clearly demonstrating both the need and capacity to absorb new developments, where private capital could trigger significant economic change if properly invested.

The Sydney region is fortunate to be almost completely ringed by dozens of national and regional parks and recreation areas a unique distinction for so large a city.

Fukushima means "fortunate island" but the region's luck melted down along with the reactors on March 11 , 2011

"At a time when other regions of the country are relying on less-reliable sources of energy, our region is fortunate that TVA opened the last nuclear reactor of the 20th century and is opening the first reactor of the 21st century," said Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn)., a major supporter of nuclear energy.

Tropical and subtropical regions are fortunate in having abundant sunlight, and with adequate water and nutrients some crop or other can be grown during all 12 months.

It is fortunate to be part of San Mateo County's 21 Elements, one of the region's model collaborations.

classman 02 July 2014 11 00am I am fortunate to live in a region of Britain (Devon) where recycling rates are over 50%, and rising.