Sentence examples for perhaps luckier from inspiring English sources

Angela was perhaps luckier than she realized.

But his successors, above all Mr Baghdadi, were cleverer and, perhaps, luckier.

Mr Yudhoyono has been bolder, better prepared and perhaps luckier, twice cutting the subsidy in 2005 and then again in 2008 as the oil price soared.

'I was," he reflected, "a young man whose time coincided with the last years of peace, and so was perhaps luckier than any generation since.

The 1980s were perhaps luckier than they deserved: Tina Brown's remake of Vanity Fair and then, in October 1986, a deliciously vicious newsstand cherry bomb calling itself Spy, edited by two young Time magazine bravos named Graydon Carter and Kurt Andersen.

Mr Bibikov is forceful, cunning, well connected and perhaps lucky.

A long-range effort was just saved although they are perhaps lucky they didn't just give away a penalty.

And, perhaps luckiest of all, until now only a handful of people knew what really turned Twitter from a vague idea into a multibillion-dollar business.

What happened to them next, he said, he did not know, but they were perhaps lucky to have left the room alive.

Mr Ahern and the other 24 EU leaders were perhaps lucky that they had managed to strike a deal on the new constitution.

The Independent's blaspheming scribes were perhaps lucky to be released on bail this week.Zimbabwe provides a dramatic illustration of how statist economic policies, corruptly enforced, swiftly impoverish.