Sentence examples similar to lucky environment from inspiring English sources

That was one of the reasons I became a journalist on Fleet Street — it seemed like more of a happy-go-lucky environment.

It's a surpassingly curious spectacle, a real plate-spinning feat from Conti and – in the lucky-dip environment of the fringe – a reliably entertaining hour.

But he added: "Kim has been very lucky in the external environment and I think he will continue to be.

If it had been an election, the environment would be lucky to get its deposit back.

In a laboratory environment you are lucky if you can run three or four experiments in a year.

And in this wonderfully hopeless environment, I was lucky enough to stagger into a not-proper job that I love.

The fact that they thrived in the new, more extreme environment was "a lucky accident".

The two pathways to programmatic success, neither of which are likely in an austere financial environment, are a lucky flight as a 'piggyback' mission or technology demonstration, or with a substantial and unprecedented investment to launch a scientific (e.g. seismic) network mission with a large number of vehicles such that a number of terrain-induced failures can be tolerated.

Every mother in every workplace environment should be so lucky.

Angelenos are lucky to live in an urban environment that still has some wildlife and wild spaces left.

That's great and all but it seems pretty stupid to jeopardise the kind of comparatively safe environment that we are lucky enough to have here.