Sentence examples for less fortunately from inspiring English sources

His songs on "Blak and Blu" nod to Al Green ("Things Are Changin' "), Prince ("You Saved Me"), Chuck Berry ("Travis County") and, less fortunately, Sublime ("The Life").

Less fortunately, Christmas is around the corner and the usual round of company drinks and customer lunches will shortly be upon us.

Less fortunately, the Anasazi tended to settle in areas that have plenty of water just the sort of spots where developers like to build pseudo-Tuscan villas.And they do, here more than almost anywhere else.

Two people find a moment of perfect happiness at a Christmas party in 1962, only to have their lives fast forward less fortunately – a little like On Chesil Beach wearing a Santa's hat.

Depressing but inevitable, such philanthropy is unusual: last September three porters less fortunately employed succumbed to hypothermia in a single night on the mountain, wet, exhausted and obliged to sleep in the open.

The consensus was that the less fortunately endowed female specimens must have snared their men as "boys who didn't realise they could do better" but now faced the peril of suddenly rich, famous husbands "trading up".

Fortunately for us less fortunate, Hopkins posted a six-minute clip of the piece yesterday to his Facebook, and it's sending shivers down our spines.

I am fairly moderate - I could probably drink less, but fortunately I don't tend to overdrink, because I know how easy it is to do that.

It was sharp on the tongue and, fortunately, less potent than it tasted.

Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) is another, yet fortunately less common, type of stroke.

Fortunately, less medico-centric techniques are available, although none of them is perfect.