Sentence examples for the fortunately from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a fortunate manner.
Like the fortunately short-lived one that Hossa might never walk again?
Two of the ringleaders are Karl Wirsum and the fortunately named Jim Nutt.
Working with the (fortunately few) clients who are reluctant to create a happier workplace is Kjerulf's grievance.
He rails against recent attempts by many states to defund Planned Parenthood, and the (fortunately failed) efforts by the state of Texas to shutter its abortion clinics.
However, the ball comes off the club on a trajectory heading toward the fortunately placed tree, and so the probability of the ball landing in the hole is higher than it was before the club hit the ball.
The goal of this combined theoretical and experimental approach is to optimize the CR therapy in a way that also the, fortunately, smaller portion of patients who still do not sufficiently profit from the current CR version might finally benefit as well.
The writers fortunately loved the app.
The answer, fortunately, is a simple no.
The answer, fortunately, is yes.
The market, fortunately, is starting to react.
Eventually, the deal fortunately went through.
