Sentence examples for more fortunately from inspiring English sources

Even more fortunately, I won.

Even more fortunately, his father is a doctor.

Even more fortunately, it was for an address round the corner.

Even more fortunately for them, they are murmuring judges whose jurisdiction in Scottish criminal cases isn't terribly popular with our head of prosecution, the Lord Advocate.

Even more fortunately for them – and us – they were discovered playing in CBGB – which was, in the early 1970s, the heart of punk music in New York City – and then brought into conjunction with pop music maestro Mike Chapman.

Even more fortunately, the eye was undamaged.

Obviously, at some point during pre-production, someone asked the question: "But how can we make this film even more ridiculous?" Fortunately, the answer was readily to hand: cast poodle rocker Jon Bon Jovi as the chief engineer.

Indeed, hostility to the West has become a hallmark of his third presidential term (see article).In this section Hit him hard Getting shirty with Vladimir Choosing the chairman Too big to hail Lucky no more ReprintsFortunately, Mr Putin's influence is declining.

"While I can speak to him [McCoist], I'm more experienced, fortunately speaking," added Smith.

(Bob Chamberlin / Los Angeles Times) More photos "Fortunately for me, what made me what I am is I had great mentors at an early stage of my career, guys who were still kind of old school," says Harvey, who didn't attend culinary school.

But fortunately more and more scientists are losing their reticence and learning how to reach wider audiences.