Sentence examples for relative luck from inspiring English sources

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I wish my male relatives luck and joy in their relationships, but I also feel a pinch when I watch them with their girlfriends.

Though Daniel is quick to acknowledge his relative good luck since, he adds, "Other people aren't so fortunate.

Now, this ease-of-use cuts both ways: Though first-time buyers will be enchanted by Windows Phone's accessibility, those switching over from Android or iPhone might be disappointed by its lack of quality apps and its relative lack of functionality (good luck finding the "Archive" button in Gmail...)...

Viruses don't decide how deadly to be; for humanity, H1N1's relative lack of virulence was just plain luck.

Then again, luck is relative.

But he also owes his longevity and relative health to sheer luck, the genetic roll of the dice.

Surrounded by Olympians, the children of diplomats, and future Internet entrepreneurs more concerned with problem sets than football games, Luck enjoys relative anonymity.

Through a combination of pluck, luck, strong relatives and affirmative action, Canada got himself out of the South Bronx and through elite colleges.

For the most part, they said, younger relatives down on their luck move in with a mother or a grandmother or an aunt and never leave, like the drug user who lost his job as a salesman and doubled up with his mother.

But luck is a relative term.