Sentence examples for of a fortuitous from inspiring English sources

This makes curating more of a fortuitous process, which in this instance, leads to some wonderful, thought-provoking works.

"What emerges from our survey," he wrote, "is that the Spanish Inquisition was by no means the result of a fortuitous concourse of circumstances and events.

"We had kind of a fortuitous convergence," said Gerald W. Grandey, the chief executive of Cameco, which held the meeting near its headquarters in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

The images were also a result of a fortuitous collaboration between Mr. diCorcia and Dennis Freedman, then the art director of W, who gave the artist carte blanche to shoot fashion stories in places like Havana, Cairo and New York.

Lord Hall said the idea for erecting the production park on the site of what was originally a 16th-century smallholding came on the back of a fortuitous phone conversation on a train.

It came with the aid of a fortuitous bounce but Chris Ashton was back on the scoresheet in Saracens' victory over Wasps on Saturday and, according to Mark McCall, his director of rugby, back to his devastating best.

That means that the results for (J_chi) are due to a fortuitous cancellation of errors.

As suggested by a study on OmpT, the enhancement of assembly might be a fortuitous effect of increasing the concentration of urea, which presumably helps to maintain the folding-competence of the substrate (Hagan and Kahne, 2011).

But its supporters see the Obama presidency, with its promise of public works projects in a time of economic hardship, as a fortuitous echo of Roosevelt and his policies that might finally, this year, spur the memorial's construction.

AP: To clarify, I would say that the genesis of this exhibition was a fortuitous combination of circumstances.

Through the application of these conditions, a fortuitous coincidence arises.