Sentence examples for may be fortunate from inspiring English sources

It may be fortunate for Aston Martin that its chief executive, Ulrich Bez, is not taller.

people and whatever things they may be fortunate enough to possess.

We may be fortunate in the UK in not experiencing sudden terrifying reminders of the grandeur and terror of nature.

It may be fortunate for Americans that there are no plans for an English translation of "The Drops of the Gods".

Some people may be fortunate enough to live in cities or newly developed suburbs where wires, cables, transmitters and receivers are buried underground or hidden on rooftops.

The Rangers may be fortunate that the National Hockey League is having its referees call things by the book this season.

But just as Mr. Uribe may be suffering because of his close ties to the United States, he may also be fortunate to have Mr. Chávez as his main adversary.

It may also be fortunate for Sony that while it does supply batteries for laptops made by Apple Computer, Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo Group, its current problem may only be specific to batteries that work with machines made by Dell.

Sandoval may also be fortunate in that baseball's wealthiest team, the Yankees, will likely need a third baseman next year and will be very enticed by a still relatively young proven hitter who can play adequate third base.

Other rivals may be less fortunate.

Other readers may be more fortunate.