Sentence examples for important luck from inspiring English sources

Both sets of concerns have important implications for public policy, so it would be good to know more about how important luck actually is.

Almost as important, Luck did it by eating up nearly five minutes of the clock.

And context is particularly important to Luck.

In my own case, a bit of very important good luck tracked me down one day in 1981, as I stood at a San Francisco curbside, washing my crummy old car.

Graham, the Brookings economist who studies happiness, said most Americans, including the poor, believe that hard work is more important than luck in getting ahead.

I'm not sure which was more important the luck or the hard work.

"It takes a lot of talent, an ability to harness that talent to write a great book, and, most important, a lot of luck".

But, he conceded, "probably most important is good luck".

Jeffrey Levi, executive director of the Trust for America's Health, said the financial strain made "it more important that we luck out" with a mild outbreak.

This makes luck unusually important in battle.

Also to sprinkle a little luck is important, like salt.