Sentence examples for most fortunate groups from inspiring English sources

And into this glorious morass, a new contradiction has recently announced itself: the white people, the privileged Americans, the ones who had the least to fear from the powers that be, the ones with the surest paths to brighter futures, the ones who are by every metric one of the most fortunate groups in the history of the world, were starting to die off in shocking numbers.

This is a valid comparison because there is a common base of approximately 10% institutional delivery in the least fortunate groups for both household wealth and geographic access, and the most fortunate groups are equivalently favourable, with reasonable numbers in each group.

Still, in their new role as the country's most fortunate ethnic group, the Kurds' suspicion of Iraqi Arabs can seem more like racism than defiance.

This was less than Maddux's most fortunate outing.

Perhaps the most fortunate people here were the Anglin family.

One read -- "Social pleasure and a most fortunate future".

"Mr. Gundlach was one of the most fortunate people, one of the most blessed people.

Perhaps most fortunate, an orthopedic surgeon, one of our more competitive players.

In the meantime, DePalma may be one of the most fortunate.

Provan added: "Werner was most fortunate because he was in the officers' mess cleaning up.

The payload is the most fortunate in Britain, aesthetically and financially.