Sentence examples for thankfully because of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thankfully because of" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It is awkward and redundant, as "thankfully" and "because of" convey different meanings that do not naturally fit together. Example: "Thankfully because of the rain, the crops are thriving."
"Death by doctor is very common, but thankfully, because of the internet these days a number of us have educated ourselves," she says in the documentary.
Thankfully, because of the work of Ukie (the games industry trade body) and industry veteran Ian Livingstone, programming was added to the national curriculum in 2014.
And, thankfully, because of far shorter fore-aft overhangs and huge, 18-inch wheels with W-series tires, the M45 suffers none of the tiptoeing-around-on-small-feet effect that makes cars like the Marauder (and the Cadillac CTS to a lesser extent) look like small men who've taken too many steroids.
Thankfully, because of places like YouTube, you now have a shot, with no middleman about it.
Thankfully, because of the leadership we have at the port and the city, our financial strength is extremely good.
Thankfully, because of the fame he gained through his show, ended up with quite a lot of DVDs to sell.
In my case, thankfully, because the nerves of my upper face have healed, the orbicularis-oculi muscles around my eyes contract when I'm happy or amused.
Lab safety was back in the news recently, but thankfully not because of some horrific new mishap.
Thankfully, partly because of social media, and access to news and events at unprecedented speed, we are starting to wake up in our culture.
Thankfully — because I would be out of a job if it were true, but also because it would be profoundly uninteresting — we are very far from having all the answers to all the questions.
Thankfully, LGBTQ people have gotten tired of being kicked around and because of it our voices have gotten louder.
