Sentence examples for of the fortuitous from inspiring English sources

What followed was an example of the fortuitous codependency of borrowing.

Counterinsurgency was just one part of the fortuitous mix that yielded a just-good-enough resolution for Iraq.

Since the two doctrines differ only in the effect of the fortuitous supervening event, it is appropriate to look to our [409 Mass.

Some of these people were freed only because of the studious work of 21-year-old journalism students; others because of the fortuitous advent of DNA testing.

Because of the fortuitous location of this year's marquee tournaments, Woods seemed primed to approach and maybe even equal Jack Nicklaus's record of 18 major championships.

Much is often made of the fortuitous meeting of Schidlof, Brainin and Nissel in an "enemy alien" camp on the Isle of Man, but life before striking up friendships with these and other musicians was a lonely, impoverished business.

Instead of relying on the fortuitous advent of specific self-replicating genotypes, the RNA World would have the luxury of swarms of quasispecies evolving over time, buffered against extinction through informational decay, as theorized by Eigen [ 1].

Curators Tara Centybear, Laura Pecenco, and Kathleen Mitchell make the installation more simulation than exhibition, capitalizing on the fortuitous setback of their spatially restricted exhibition room.

Studies of HGT in parasitic plants have focused largely on single or few genes, and relied mostly on the fortuitous discovery of gene phylogenies that indicate HGT.

To conclude, we definitely prefer a Darwinian working hypothesis to the fortuitous emergence of enantiospecific enzymes followed by automatic segregation of two types of lipids.

He might even have beaten Jimmy Carter if it wasn't for the fortuitous leaking of some compromising Polaroids.