Sentence examples for not fortunately from inspiring English sources

Only quantitative comparisons can do that, and they suggest that Hiroshima and Auschwitz do not, fortunately, define our era.

THE epidemic of mad-cow disease in people that some forecast in the 1990s has not, fortunately, come to pass.

"Taking Sides" is not, fortunately, the wet blanket that is promised by the dullness of its title.

Alas, it would be equally otiose to look for legislation to change corporate governance.That does not, fortunately, mean that nothing can be done.

It was not, fortunately, the result of an earthquake nor, for most, anything to do with the succession of hurricanes that have battered Florida's coastline lately.

The showstopper was a longhorn beetle, a finger-length native and not, fortunately, the invasive Asian longhorn that has infested trees in the city.

He doesn't, fortunately.

In the hours after the attacks, Mr. Trump told German television that his property "wasn't, fortunately, affected by what happened at the World Trade Center".

One near miss can increase the odds of protracted failure.Popularity is not destiny, fortunately.

Not so fortunately, the stand has "Plasmavision" written on it in big letters.

So when given these high-dose narcotics in the hospital, he overdosed though not fatally, fortunately.