Sentence examples for lucky consequence from inspiring English sources

That Mr. Boehner has the luxury of being in his home state on the final weekend of the campaign, after months spent raising tens of millions of dollars and stumping for Republican candidates across the country, is simply the lucky consequence of Ohio being a hotly contested political battleground.

If this is the case, then the impact of EGF signaling on aging might simply be a lucky consequence of optimized fitness during young adulthood.

In the Republican field, no candidate has less association with Iraq than Mr. Huckabee, a politically lucky and unintended consequence of his spectacular ignorance about foreign policy in general.

But each time I did it, I experienced an acute feeling of my strength, my freedom and my vital energy, a kind of happiness free from lucky or unlucky consequences of this choice.

However, if the insert segment is indeed neutral, its success is likely a consequence of "lucky insertion" into an intergenic spacer between two transcriptional operons (rpoB – rpoC2 and rps2 – atpA), rather than into a location that would have caused disruption of an essential gene in the gene-dense plastome.

But here's the thing: Until recently, if you were lucky, you could escape the consequences of such policies.

This is kind of lucky for the troops but has worrying consequences for the rest of the population.

Losing it, or finding that most people can't afford it, will be a real impoverishment; but I think our children will have been very lucky if that turns out to be the worst consequence of global warming.

If they did get through and score another lucky goal, it is easy to imagine the prospective consequences for American politics and for the constitution.

In short, if the trend toward more terrorism continues, even if you're one of the lucky majority who aren't injured or killed, the consequences could to say the very least make 2017 really suck.

Most people are lucky — they learn the lesson of the shield without grave consequence.