Sentence examples for is considered fortunate from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Wang is considered fortunate because he has a job at a larger, safer state-owned operation.

The Yankees are no longer invincible, and in some ways they are considered fortunate to be here.

DUJIANGYAN, China — The children who were considered fortunate escaped with a broken bone or a severed limb.

The Tar Heels, like Wisconsin, entered the tournament with 13 defeats and were considered fortunate to make the 64-team field.

But while the club's administrators see Bocanegra and Edu as valuable assets, Bedoya could be considered fortunate not to have been released from his contract already.

Philbin's departure comes just four games into the 2015 season, but he was considered fortunate to make it that far.

James was considered fortunate to have been on the field, having been found guilty of a grade-two careless high tackle that broke Wests Tigers fullback James Tedesco's jaw.

However, David Cameron could be considered fortunate since under European mediaeval law the punishment for bestiality, or offensa cujus nominatio crimen est, was to be put to death along with the animal.

José Mourinho's side might even be considered fortunate to have got a goal at all, coming from virtually their only clear chance and gifted to them by Mats Hummels just before half-time.

The fact he did not receive a red card may be considered fortunate, but there was nothing lucky about Palace's second victory in three games, which was hard-fought, if not exactly pretty.

But can kids like Ntabaleng and Antonio whose suffering is so apparent really be considered fortunate?