Sentence examples for more fortunate for from inspiring English sources

It could not be more fortunate for employers, the ease with which we can be set to bickering among ourselves.

While we left Israel with more questions than answers, we return to Columbia feeling even more fortunate for the opportunity to learn with peers from all over the world and with a desire to continue learning about this complicated region.

Even more fortunate for Fox is the type of television rabidity in the Boston market: 70percentt of those tuned to televisions in the center of Red Sox Nation were watching Game 6 (compared with 44percentt among New Yorkers).

John Eales, who rises in stature as a captain with every game, and Matt Burke, whose eight penalties beat his own Australian record set against New Zealand in August, were not a long way behind in terms of inspirational qualities, making the final outcome all the more fortunate for Rugby World Cup.

The timing could not be more fortunate for Sinclair Broadcast Group: a Republican president is in the White House, his regulators have just eased rules on owning television stations and the dominant name in conservative media is reeling from a sexual harassment scandal.

The Electress was more fortunate for her part.

Instead attention needs to be given to ensuring that all citizens can enjoy the security and opportunities of a civilised life which their more fortunate compatriots take for granted.

Others were more fortunate: ADR's for Athens-based Diana Shipping were up 9.6%, or 92 cents, at $10.54, while Hellenic Telecom Organization was up 1.4%, or 11 cents, at $8.23.

We could not be more fortunate and appreciative for the opportunity our production company World of Wonder and Bravo have given us.

The 1978 Red Sox, the 1964 Phillies and the 2007 Mets are but a few whose collapses paved the way for more fortunate teams.

Even more fortunate was that, unlike for the first three gravitational-wave discoveries2,3,4, the Virgo gravitational-wave detector, as well as the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO), was operating during GW170817.