Sentence examples for of a fortunate few from inspiring English sources

Affordable child care "should not be the luxury of a fortunate few," she said.

A garden spot in the sea for the homes of a fortunate few".

The aristocratic Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft was one of a fortunate few in Holland to bring the refinements of the new art directly from Italy.

Even as corporate profits soar, even as the pay of a fortunate few explodes, inequality has steadily risen over the decades.

Russia is a perfect example of how rapid deregulation causes land and natural resources to fall into the laps of a fortunate few.

HAPPY-GO-LUCKY One of a fortunate few who are born with a sunny disposition, Poppy (Sally Hawkins), is the voluble subject of this comedy by the British director Mike Leigh.

He added: "It seems to me that for those who live and work there, if they are completely honest with themselves, with rare exception the most vivid memories are not of victory but of crisis and defeat — and, for a fortunate few, of one or two occasions of historical importance".

"The Love-charm of Bombs" excels in demonstrating that these years of bleakness and loss were also, for a fortunate few, a time of extraordinary excitement and literary inspiration.

Since 1979 our economy has more than doubled in size, but most of the growth has flowed to a fortunate few.

Since 1979, our economy has more than doubled in size, but most of that growth has flowed to a fortunate few.

"Since 1979, our economy has more than doubled in size, but most of that growth has flowed to a fortunate few.... Whereas in the past, the average CEO made about 20 to 30 times the income of the average worker, today's CEO now makes 273 times more.