Sentence examples for perhaps fortuitous from inspiring English sources

So it was perhaps fortuitous that Bess Levin's former co-editor at this sharp-fanged financial gossip site, John Carney, left it for Ms. Levin to run solo in the fall of 2008, just as blood was starting to flow on Wall Street.

However, the data for the single hydroxides do not show the same sort of relationship (Fig. 3 ▶) and so the strong correlation for the LDH systems is perhaps fortuitous.

Within this context, the tilted GWALP23 helix in DLPC is rotated so as to provide an (perhaps fortuitous) exact match between the W19 Cβ distance from the bilayer center and half of the DLPC bilayer's hydrophobic thickness.

This was perhaps more than fortuitous.

Perhaps riding a fortuitous wave, his May 2015 exhortation to us to revisit Dante's Divina Commedia over the 750th year since the poet's birth seemed rather more calculated.

(It is perhaps only coincidence but fortuitous that trading exchanges, from Foreign Exchange to commodities, have come under greater scrutiny).

Since Tus is a DNA binding protein, initially it was thought to be fortuitous and perhaps due to simple diffusion.

Perhaps this October 1st some fortuitous event will slip through the heavily policed merriment of the occasion?

While she had not, in fact, exclusively broken the case, she had, perhaps even better, found a fortuitous publishing moment for it.

But first, thanks to another fortuitous inheritance and perhaps not altogether plausibly for a leftwing academic aged 30, he takes Gail on an upmarket tennis holiday in Antigua.

That would mean that the Nifty Fifty did well with a fortuitous economic background, and perhaps that this group's performance alone is not indicative of a more general trend for growth stocks.