Sentence examples for rather fortuitous from inspiring English sources

The actual distribution of regeneration among living things, however, seems at first glance to be a rather fortuitous one.

Malta's self-championed emergence as a bastion of packaged holidays and cruise liner tourism made one rather fortuitous omission.

Blue Streak was cancelled due to spiralling costs, effectively ending the country's interest in launching rockets.Silver liningThese were disasters at the time, but in retrospect also rather fortuitous.

A team of reporters at the Washington Post uncover some rather fortuitous financial planning by members of Congress: In January 2008, President George W. Bush was scrambling to bolster the American economy.

That rather fortuitous equaliser ruined Southend's plan of hanging on to their lead all afternoon and gave Bolton more confidence, with the former Liverpool midfielder Jay Spearing finally managing to exert some authority in midfield and the home side beginning to exert real pressure.

The home side had laboured in the final third until they snatched a rather fortuitous equaliser on 68 minutes.

His second was rather more fortuitous but rather better taken.

"I feel it's rather a fortuitous new start: we have had an education secretary leave and something new will now happen.

Strong support that the connection to the mycofactocin profile is meaningful rather than fortuitous comes from the occurrence of TIGR03989 members in or near the mycofactocin cluster in genomes such as Thermomicrobium roseum and Haloterrigena turkmenica plasmid pHTUR01 [see Figure 2].

"We should rather celebrate the fortuitous discovery of this long-lost novel and share the author's joy at its imminent appearance".

A new selection process and head coach have played a part, together with the injury, fortuitous rather than calamitous, to Mitchell Johnson from whom it was previously insisted that Australia would eventually get some consistency.