Fortunately, we could survive on the savanna.
Fortunately we could visit the magnificent 12th-century cloister with its procession of carved capitals, some in slightly Moorish style.
(The school had closed because the teachers had gone away to fight in the civil war, and after he and his friends found three pistols to play with – "fortunately we couldn't find bullets for two of them" – his mother had decided he needed employment).
Fortunately, we could derive lower bound and upper bound for the virtual system.
"Fortunately, we could get the stabilisation of the plants, and the radiation level of the environment is decreasing.
Fortunately, we could see tumor and non-tumor tissues in the same field under microscope.
Fortunately, we could treat many common markers, typed in two or three crosses with little or no missing data loci, as anchors for groups from different mapping populations.
Fortunately, we could find HIV infections of TB patients in our study because TB patients in PHCs were recommended to take HIV tests.
Fortunately, we could obtain adequate P. noctiluca material because of the exceptional abundance of this jellyfish in the coastal water of Tunisia, in these recent years.
Fortunately, although we could not determine precise distributions, the interviewees told us that there were a substantial number of cases with {high, low} and {low, high} uncertainty and conflict.
Fortunately, there is an alternative: we could achieve roughly the same results without signing a treaty.
