Sentence examples for more fortunate in from inspiring English sources

Men are more fortunate in this regard.

Some of us are just a little more fortunate in that regard".

Yet I can think of many examples of situations in which the more fortunate in society enrage, irritate and provoke.

Nehru was more fortunate in his efforts to solve the problem of the Portuguese colony of Goa, the last remaining foreign-controlled entity in India.

Shugala was more fortunate in that a mobile diagnostic ambulance donated by the Department of Energy passed through her village just north of the Exclusion Zone.

When his followers pushed for more government jobs, he dropped several technocrats from his cabinet in favour of party hacks.Compared with his neighbours, Mr Toledo has also been more fortunate in his opposition.

In a nearby banquette, a more fortunate gentleman in a business-casual sweater made moves on his companion, a lean blonde with a ribbon of tattooed script running down her forearm.

Mr. Stringer's pet parrot, Otis, did not make the trip across Central Park; he was more fortunate, landing in New Jersey with a 10-year-old relative of Mr. Stringer's.

While 10% of pupils taking their GCSEs had less than £49,000 spent on them, a more fortunate one in 10 had more than £67,000 spent on their education by the government.

Juarez helped introduce the strong-willed War Emblem to the racetrack and won two of three races as his jockey; Sterling guided the colt to a six-and-a-quarter-length victory in the Illinois Derby, which turned out to be the impetus for one of the more fortunate purchases in racing history.

In this area, Sotheby's was more fortunate (or canny) in its choices than was Christie's.