Sentence examples for fortunate start from inspiring English sources

The payments go straight to some of the poorest people, buying the basics of life -- food, clothing and medicine -- and helping the more fortunate start a business or build a house.

The challenge for social media specialists is to begin to broaden out their understanding, but they're in a very fortunate starting position.

Cora searches for his name in the lineups affixed to the clubhouse door, but he is fortunate to start twice a week.

"I've been fortunate to start a lot over recent years but Rhys deserved his chance," said Phillips.

I was fortunate to start my venture career at a fund specializing in funding "Frontier" technology companies.

Although there is still much to learn about the toxicity of ENMs, we are fortunate to start with a clean slate: There are as yet no documented incidences of human disease due to ENM exposure (Xia et al. 2009).

"But we are fortunate they started prematurely.

When the economy stabilised, however, they acquired purchasing power for the first time - and suddenly, the new spending habits of the country's least fortunate citizens started to make an impact.

Some of them are fortunate because they start from positions of relative strength.

While Borthwick was able to walk out of one job and into another, others may not be so fortunate if Bristol start September in the Championship.

Villa may have been lucky with injuries in the previous year, but they would not be so fortunate come the start of the 1981-82 season.